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Electromechanic – IT team Cannara Biotech (Québec) Inc.

Cannara Biotech Inc.
Farnham
1 week ago
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Cannara Biotech owns the biggest installations of indoors cannabis culture in Canada. Those modern and secure installations are found in Farnham and Salaberry-de-Valleyfield. Cannara Biotech produces and transforms high quality cannabis in an indoor environment, to provide the best product to Quebec and Canadian consumers.


Cannara Biotech Inc. is currently seeking an IT Electromechanic to join a dynamic team.


Reporting to the IT Manager, the IT Electromechanic must assist the IT team in installing network cables and performing various tasks necessary for the proper functioning of equipment installations for their department.


Tasks and responsibilities:

  • Routing cables (network access and security);
  • Installing conduits and cable trays;
  • Cleaning and maintaining surveillance cameras;
  • Performing minor repairs to the building;
  • Cleaning the workshop and work tools;
  • Setting up parts in the storeroom;
  • Performing caulking;
  • Assisting mechanics and electromechanics as needed;
  • All other manual tasks.

Prerequisites:

  • Completed D.E.S.;
  • Experience in cabling and conduits;
  • DEP in electromechanics, an asset;
  • Not afraid of heights;
  • Demonstrated rigor;
  • Being independent;
  • Ability to work in a team;
  • Ability to tolerate heat;
  • Demonstrate ingenuity and resourcefulness;
  • Have good dexterity and good physical condition;
  • Be able to handle at least 20 kg (45 lbs).

The list of tasks and responsibilities listed above is not exhaustive. It is therefore not a complete and detailed list of all the tasks and responsibilities that may be carried out by the holder of this position.


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