Shermco Canada is seeking a Field Engineer/Field Specialist to join our growing team of electrical power system professionals.

The Field Engineer/Field Specialist – Electrical Testing is responsible for performing electrical testing, maintenance, troubleshooting, and repair services on electrical power distribution systems and equipment. This role involves working both independently and as part of a professional field services team to ensure all tasks are completed safely, efficiently, and to the highest quality standards.

Typical work includes testing and commissioning low-, medium-, and high-voltage electrical equipment; diagnosing system issues; supporting system startups; and providing technical expertise to customers in industrial and commercial environments.

Testing & Diagnostics

• Perform instrument transformer testing.

• Conduct power transformer tests, including Doble testing, TTR, insulation resistance, and related diagnostics.

• Test and troubleshoot both electro-mechanical and solid-state protective relays.

• Conduct cable testing, including Tan Delta, Power Factor, VLF, and DC Hipot.

• Perform low-, medium-, and high-voltage switchgear and circuit breaker testing.

• Execute relay calibrations and verify power metering accuracy.

Troubleshooting & Start-Up

• Diagnose and repair issues with automatic transfer switches (ATS).

• Support start-up and commissioning of electrical power systems.

On-Call Support

• Participate in a rotating emergency on-call schedule.

• Respond promptly to customer emergencies when called.

• Experience:

  • Minimum of 2+ years of relevant experience performing switchgear testing and troubleshooting.

• Travel:

  • Must be able to drive locally and regionally on a daily basis.

  • Must be available for periodic overnight travel.

  • Must be willing to travel a minimum of 40%.

• Education & Training:

  • Associate’s degree in Electrical Power & Controls (EPC) from an accredited 2-year technical college preferred, or

  • Electrical Engineering (EE) degree from an accredited college

• Certifications:

  • NETA Certification (Level I, II, III, or IV) or similar certification desired.

• Safety:

  • Must be able to work safely and follow all electrical safety procedures.