Team Power Solutions

Upcoming QEW Training for Qualified Electrical Workers on July 8-9, 2026.

Working around high voltage equipment presents serious hazards that require the right training and awareness to prevent incidents and ensure compliance.

Our Online Instructor-Led High Voltage Electrical Safety (QEW) course is designed to help electrical professionals identify hazards, reduce risk, and apply safe work practices when working around high voltage equipment.

Built in alignment with CSA Z462 standards, this training supports both compliance and field-level safety performance.

📆Limited seats available for the July 8–9 session.
📍Online (Instructor-led)

Ready to earn your QEW certification? Register today and secure your spot: https://hubs.la/Q04lZfjF0

We’re Hiring: Automation Sales Specialist – Saskatoon⚡

Ready to power the future of industrial automation? We’re looking for an Automation Sales Specialist based in Saskatoon who can turn conversations into opportunities, build lasting client partnerships, and drive innovative automation solutions across industrial markets.

What You’ll Do:
- Generate new automation sales opportunities through outreach and networking
- Identify client challenges and recommend automation solutions
- Lead discussions around PLCs, SCADA, DCS, and industrial systems
- Collaborate with technical and sales teams to support client success
- Manage pipeline activity and support business growth

What We’re Looking For:
- 5+ years in industrial automation or technical sales
- Strong knowledge of PLCs, SCADA, instrumentation, and controls
- Proven business development and relationship-building skills
- Strong communication and presentation abilities
- Self-driven, collaborative, and willing to travel regionally

Why Join Us?
- Competitive salary
- Career growth opportunities
- Exciting and diverse projects
- Supportive and collaborative team environment

If you’re ready to power up your career, we’d love to hear from you!
Apply now using the Easy Apply button : https://hubs.la/Q04kNFwX0

Qualified Electrical Worker Refresher Training – JUNE 18, 2026

In electrical work, experience alone isn’t enough – staying current is essential.

Medium and high-voltage environments demand up-to-date safety knowledge. Without it, risk increases significantly.

Our one-day Qualified Electrical Worker Refresher Training ensures workers remain aligned with current provincial and federal electrical safety requirements for equipment rated at 1,000V and above.

This course reinforces key hazard awareness and risk controls, including:
-Electric shock
-Arc Flash
-Arc Blast

Recommended every three years, this refresher helps qualified electrical workers stay up to date with evolving safety standards and field expectations.

Because in electrical work, staying current isn’t optional – it’s essential.

Pre-requisite: High Voltage Electrical Safety Training Course or equivalent

📆Date: June 18, 2026
📍Venue: Online
👉Secure your seat now: https://hubs.la/Q04khVWd0

⚡ QEW Training for Electrical Workers ⚡

Electrical safety starts with the right training. Gain the knowledge and confidence to work safely around electrical equipment with this engaging instructor-led course.

This training covers essential electrical safety principles, CSA Z462 standards, PPE requirements, hazard awareness, and safe work practices to help support a safer and more compliant workplace.

📆 June 10–11, 2026
📍 Online (Instructor-led)

Whether you are looking to strengthen your safety knowledge or support your team’s compliance and safe work practices, this course is a valuable addition to your professional development.

Experience matters. Staying current matters even more.

In medium and high-voltage environments, outdated safety knowledge can become a serious risk.

That’s why our one-day Qualified Electrical Worker Refresher Training is designed to keep skills sharp and knowledge up to date with current provincial and federal electrical safety requirements for equipment 750V and above.

This training reinforces critical hazard awareness and risk controls, including:
-Electric shock
-Arc flash
-Arc blast

Recommended every three years, this refresher helps qualified electrical workers stay aligned with evolving safety standards and field expectations.

Because in electrical work, staying current isn’t optional, it is essential.

Pre-requisite: High Voltage Electrical Safety or equivalent

📆Date: May 27, 2026
📍Venue: Online
👉Secure your seat now: https://hubs.la/Q04hK4hb0

Supporting Future Technologists: Bridging Classroom Learning and Industry Practice

At Team Power Solutions, supporting the next generation of Electrical Engineering Technologists is a long-term commitment. Our ongoing engagement with Saskatchewan Polytechnic reflects our focus on strengthening the connection between education and industry.

Many of our employees — including our founders — are graduates of Saskatchewan Polytechnic, and we value opportunities to stay connected with students as they prepare to enter the industry.

Last month, we participated in the Electrical Engineering Technology Capstone Presentation, where students showcased months of design, testing, and collaboration. Following the presentations, Team Power Solutions representative Tyler Astleford (Assistant Manager, Electrical Department) shared insights on industry trends, workplace expectations, safety, communication, and transitioning into the workforce.

The event was also especially meaningful for another TPS representative, Jordan Hinrichsen (Technical Representative), who first joined Team Power Solutions as a work term student while attending Saskatchewan Polytechnic. After graduating last April, Jordan has now transitioned into a full-time role with the company.

The level of engagement from students was outstanding, and we’re proud to continue supporting opportunities that help bridge the gap between the classroom and the field.

Thank you to Saskatchewan Polytechnic, Babith Varghese, faculty, and students for welcoming us to this year’s Capstone Presentation.

We’re Hiring: Electrical Technologist – Saskatoon/Regina⚡

Are you someone who thrives in hands-on electrical work, solving complex system issues in the field? We’re looking for a skilled Electrical Technologist to join our team in Saskatoon and Regina.

What You’ll Do:
Commission, test, and maintain low/high voltage power systems
Troubleshoot complex electrical and control system issues onsite
Support shutdowns, substations, and project installations
Prepare testing/commissioning documentation and technical reports
Mentor crews while ensuring safe and efficient project ex*****on

What We’re Looking For:
Electrical Engineering Technology diploma
3–10 years in industrial electrical maintenance or commissioning
Strong experience with troubleshooting power and control systems
Ability to work independently in field and customer-site environments
Skilled communicator with a safety-first and client-focused mindset

Why Join Us?
Competitive salary
Career growth opportunities
Exciting and diverse projects
Supportive and collaborative team environment

If you’re ready to power up your career, we’d love to hear from you!
Apply now using the Easy Apply button https://hubs.la/Q04gspTZ0

⚡High Voltage Safety Course – Get Certified Before You Start⚡

Working around high voltage systems comes with serious responsibility. If you’re moving into a role that involves high voltage work and have not yet completed formal training, it’s important to be prepared before you begin.

This two-day online training meets and exceeds provincial and federal electrical safety requirements for high voltage work. It focuses on identifying hazards and applying safe procedures to control risks such as electric shock, arc flash, and arc blast, aligned with CSA Z462 standards.

High voltage environments leave no room for guesswork. Understanding the risks and controls before you start is critical to protecting yourself and those working around you.

Register today to secure a slot: https://hubs.la/Q04fx2vV0

📆 May 12 and 13, 2026
📍Online