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Electric Motor Systems Technician

ACA, Unrestricted Certified Trade

Description:

Electric Motor Rewind Mechanic repairs or replaces electric motors in everyday items, from computers to air conditioning units. They repair or replace the wind-up wire coils that produce the turning motion required to make the motors work. Electric Motor Rewind Mechanics maintain, test, rebuild and repair motors, transformers, switchgear, generators and other electrical apparatus – both AC and DC. They work in all aspects of commercial, residential, and institutional sectors.

Education, Training, Experience and Skills Required:

 

  • Grade 12 education or ministry-approved equivalent
  • Completion of a three to four year apprenticeship program
  • Recommended high school courses include: English, mathematics, physics, manufacturing technology
  • To be successful, you should have good communication, problem-solving and mechanical skills. You need to understand safety, electrical theory, electron theory, and the Canadian Electrical Code.

How to get Trade Certification:

 

  • Complete a three to four year apprenticeship program
  • Pass the Certificate of Qualification exam to receive both a Certificate of Apprenticeship and a Certificate of Qualification with journeyperson status
  • Smart move: get interprovincial (Red Seal) trade certification so you can work anywhere in Canada

Salary Expectations:

Range from $12 to $19 per hour

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