Job Description

Journeyman Instrumentation Technician

Location:

Remote work on contract for 6 month period

Position Type:

Full-Time | Travel Required

About Atlas Automation

Atlas Automation is a leading building and industrial automation contractor specializing in Honeywell solutions. We bring cutting-edge control systems to commercial buildings, institutional facilities, and water/wastewater treatment plants across Western Canada -- from bustling city centers to the icy reaches of the Arctic.

Job Summary

We're looking for an Instrument Technician who is ready for a role that combines the best of both worlds -- a home base in town and the opportunity to travel and explore some of the most remote and dramatic landscapes in the North.

This role is perfect for a hands-on tradesperson who enjoys a dynamic, project-oriented setting, whether you're commissioning a water treatment plant in a small community above the Arctic Circle or calibrating instruments closer to home. If you're motivated by technical challenge, variety, and a bit of adventure, we'd love to hear from you.

Key Responsibilities

Install, commission, and maintain electrical and instrumentation systems for building automation and process control Perform loop checks, calibrations, and terminations for process instrumentation (flow, level, pressure, chemical analyzers, etc.) Support automation projects across water and wastewater treatment facilities -- from pump stations and reservoirs to Arctic water plants -- delivering reliable control solutions in all conditions Collaborate with automation programmers, engineers, and mechanical trades to achieve smooth system integration Troubleshoot field devices, VFDs, PLC I/O, and low-voltage control systems in a range of settings Interpret P&IDs, wiring diagrams, and control schematics Ensure high standards for electrical code compliance, site safety, and accurate documentation of all work

Qualifications

Red Seal Journeyman Certification in Instrumentation (or equivalent provincial credentials) 5+ years of field experience, with at least 2 years in water and wastewater automation or industrial process control Strong knowledge of PLCs, SCADA, instrumentation calibration, and control fundamentals Familiarity with municipal standards, CSA codes, and safety procedures for hazardous and confined spaces Valid driver's license and willingness to travel across Western Canada -- from bustling towns to the Arctic wilderness CSTS, Fall Protection, and Confined Space certifications are assets

What We Offer

Competitive compensation and extended benefits The opportunity to work on technically rewarding projects in a range of environments -- from city facilities to Arctic communities -- offering a unique blend of stability and exploration Ongoing training and development opportunities to keep you at the forefront of your trade Supportive, team-oriented culture that values collaboration, innovation, and adaptability
Job Type: Full-time

Pay: $60.00 per hour

Benefits:

Casual dress Dental care Extended health care Paid time off RRSP match
Willingness to travel:

50% (required)
Work Location: In person