Electrician
- Thread starter abrarahmad
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There are no jobs here. Search on Canadian job sites. You need a job offer and your employer needs to file for and pay $1k for a LMIA. The LMIA shows that no Canadian or PR could be hired, only you. Then with LMIA, you apply for a closed work permit. For the permit, you show that you are experienced to do the job. Depending on the job requirements, you may need IELTS for language and ECA for education. Most if not all jobs posted will say that you must be a citizen, PR or a person with work authorization to apply so no point in applying for those jobs.
You will need a license to work as an electrician so look at provincial trade requirements.
I am looking for an electrician to do a bit of work on the island- a few outlets, dock lighting, and a 230v line for an ac. Preferably someone on that can work on weekends, or over the 4th of July week. Any suggestions?
Finding electrician jobs in Canada depends on your qualifications and whether you already have a work permit or permanent residency. A good starting point would be checking job boards like Job Bank Canada and Indeed or contacting local recruitment agencies that specialize in trades.
Also, consider looking into companies that provide wide property maintenance services - like www.pm247.co.uk does in the UK. In Canada, similar businesses often hire electricians for both emergency repairs and scheduled maintenance. Try searching for local equivalents or contacting property maintenance firms directly.
Also, consider looking into companies that provide wide property maintenance services - like www.pm247.co.uk does in the UK. In Canada, similar businesses often hire electricians for both emergency repairs and scheduled maintenance. Try searching for local equivalents or contacting property maintenance firms directly.
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