Power Line Technicians (PLTs) play a crucial role in providing power to our customers across Saskatchewan, even in the harshest weather conditions. PLTs build and maintain power lines and related equipment, both overhead and underground.
Working With Us as a PLT
In the world of Power Line Technicians (PLTs), there’s no such thing as a “typical day at the office.” From tackling physically demanding tasks, to navigating great heights and confined spaces. The work environment is dynamic and challenging. Sometimes you’ll need to adjust your schedule to meet the demands of the job, like responding to power outages at night.
This career is financially and personally rewarding. There’s satisfaction that comes with restoring power to communities and ensuring the reliability of the power system.
Our team of PLTs is known for their unwavering dedication to their craft and to each other. Making this profession not just a job, but a fulfilling career. Ready to embark on a career where every day brings new challenges and opportunities to make a difference? Join us as a valued member of our team!
Is Being a PLT Right for You?
Wondering if becoming a PLT is the right fit for you? Consider the following questions:
- Are you physically fit and up for demanding tasks?
- Do you enjoy working with machinery and numbers?
- Can you handle working outdoors in Saskatchewan's extreme weather conditions, from chilly winters to scorching summers?
- Are you comfortable working at heights or in tight spaces?
- Are you open to working flexible hours, including late nights during power outages?
- Are you willing to start in a rural area and work your way up to your preferred location as you gain experience?
If you answered yes to these questions, a career as a PLT might be just what you’re looking for!
How Do I Apply?
Interested in starting your career as a Power Line Technician (PLT)? Apply for our Powerline Apprenticeship Program! Every year, we post the program application intake for our apprenticeship training to our current job opportunities. We intake twice a year, once in the spring and once in the fall.
We typically open the program for applications every winter for the following spring intake. You need a Grade 12/GED 12 and a valid Class 5 drivers licence to apply and will get to showcase your skills at our Skills Assessment and Trade Orientation (SATO).
If you’re already a certified PLT, explore our current job opportunities! If you don’t see any jobs available, sign up for alerts. We will notify you when new jobs are posted.
Join us today and be part of a team shaping the future of power.
We’re committed to increasing gender diversity and Welcoming Women in the Skilled Trades. We sat down with Sydney — the first female to complete our Power Line Technician (PLT) apprenticeship program. Hear about her experience and the challenges she overcame to receive her Red Seal certification.
