Exceeding Expectations
Rocky View County, Alberta
PTW Energy Services is Western Canada’s largest industrial solutions provider, delivering electrical and instrumentation (E&I) maintenance, construction, fabrication, and integrated project solutions for the industrial services industry, including data centres. Headquartered in Calgary, Alberta, PTW supports some of Canada’s most critical infrastructure with a team of skilled trade professionals, technical experts, and project specialists. With 38 branches across Canada and a workforce that scales between 1,800 and 2,100 personnel, we provide the flexibility, experience, and resources required to execute projects of any size safely and efficiently. As a recognized leader in E&I maintenance services, PTW partners with customers across energy, mining, data centers, agricultural, petrochemical, forestry, nuclear, and renewable sectors. Our integrated approach combines field expertise with construction and fabrication capabilities, helping customers improve project timelines and achieve reliable results. Our 212,000 sq. ft. fabrication facility in Rocky View County, Alberta, is one of the largest structural steel and building solution facilities in Western Canada. We design, manufacture, fabricate, and integrate customized self-frame, rigid-frame, and pre-engineered building packages, providing customers with a complete solution from a single trusted partner. Our capabilities support the evolving needs of critical infrastructure projects, including modular and traditional data centre developments, where scalability and speed of delivery are essential. With in house fabrication and deep electrical and instrumentation expertise, PTW helps customers bring complex facilities online efficiently while maintaining the highest standards of safety, quality, and performance. Built on decades of industry experience through legacy organizations, PTW continues to set the standard for safety, quality, and innovation in critical infrastructure services.
On-site · Fort Mckay 174
Assist journeyman electricians with installing industrial electrical systems, including motors, PLCs, control circuits, conduit, wiring, and panels. Interpret drawings and electrical codes, support three-phase systems and motor terminations, and follow company procedures and occupational health and safety standards.
On-site · Fort McMurray
Install, troubleshoot, repair, test, calibrate, and maintain industrial instrumentation, electrical, and control systems, including process control equipment, CEMS, PLCs, and power generation systems. Coordinate with operations and maintenance teams, document work accurately, communicate equipment and safety conditions, and comply with applicable safety standards and regulations.
On-site · Conklin
Install, test, calibrate, and maintain industrial instrumentation, electrical, and control systems, including process control equipment, CEMS, and power generation equipment. Interpret technical drawings, coordinate with operations and project teams, communicate equipment and safety status, and complete work in compliance with safety standards and regulations.
On-site · Trail
The Instrumentation Journeyman is responsible for installing, troubleshooting, and calibrating industrial control systems and instrumentation components. They must also perform preventive maintenance and ensure all work complies with safety standards and technical documentation.