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If you're organized, efficient, pay attention to detail and work well with all types of people, then you already have the basics to provide administrative support at SaskPower. There are a variety of administrative opportunities available in our offices throughout the province.

Your responsibilities will vary, depending upon the area you support and your level of education. For example, an Administrative Assistant composes, types and revises correspondence, maintains files and coordinates meetings. A Business Support Assistant may monitor, research and analyze data, or assist with staff development.

All positions require a working knowledge of computers and software, excellent written and verbal communications skills, an understanding of office procedures and fabulous people skills.

Sound like you? We've established a pool for temporary positions. To apply visit Future possibilities.

Our Marketing, Legal, Corporate Communications and Human Resources departments are always on the lookout for employees who deliver innovative solutions in a complex work environment, team players who understand how they support our core operations and contribute to the bottom line. These jobs are primarily based at our Head Office in Regina.

Human Resources

Join HR as a Labour Relations Consultant responsible for maintaining positive relationships with our two unions, or as a Recruitment and Organizational Development Consultant where you'll work to develop career and leadership programs. They're just two of the many opportunities available in HR. Most of these jobs require a University degree, excellent interpersonal skills and a commitment to advance SaskPower's core competencies.

Legal

From drafting contracts to advising with respect to changes in the law, our team of legal experts ensures our legal rights and property are protected. We look for members of the Law Society of Saskatchewan, and consider a background in commercial or corporate law to be an asset.

Communications and Public Affairs

Communicating the right information, to the right customer at the right time is a priority in Communications and Public Affairs. From project management to writing correspondence, we look for people who are focused on delivering results through their strong oral, written and interpersonal communications abilities. Post-secondary education, previous experience and accreditation with the International Association of Business Communicators or the Canadian Public Relations Society are considered assets.

If any of these areas are of interest, we may have the job for you. Any vacancy will be advertised. You may also visit Current Job Openings for any opportunities.

At SaskPower we're focused on our customer, and that means bringing professionals to our team who deliver quality results time and again. Whether on the front-line or providing market research and analysis, we are looking for people who demonstrate a commitment to satisfying our customers by meeting their needs.

There are a broad range of opportunities in Customer Services across the province, requiring a wide variety of skills, education and training. For example, Customer Service Representatives and Sales Business Assistants are primary contacts for the general public and must be adept at responding to inquiries and concerns in a timely, efficient and courteous manner. Training in Office Education is an asset.

Account Managers are responsible for ensuring a positive relationship with our key and major account customers. In addition to understanding how SaskPower adds value to our customers' business, they identify new products and service opportunities. People in these roles usually have a University degree in business administration, commerce or engineering, extensive work experience and are highly motivated team players.

If you are interested in joining our Customer Services team, there are several areas to check out. We have established a pool for filling temporary Customer Support positions. Please visit Future possibilities to apply.

We will advertise all other Customer Services vacancies. Please visit our Current Job Openings for any opportunities.

If designs, specs, tenders, estimates and evaluations are the reason you come to work every day, then we want to hear from you. SaskPower's team of engineers provides us with the technical expertise required to keep our operations running smoothly, including our coal, hyrdo and wind facilities, equipment and apparatus.

Engineering positions are based at our head office in Regina and throughout the province. All require an engineering degree in a specific field, such as Electrical, Mechanical or Industrial Systems. Our engineers are futuristic thinkers, highly motivated team players and experts at solving problems.

If that sounds like you, we may have the job for you. Any vacancy will be advertised. Please visit Current Job Openings for any opportunities.

SaskPower is a results oriented company, with a proven track record of delivering a solid financial performance. We search for finance and accounting personnel who have superior analytical skills, are sticklers for accuracy and will support all departments in achieving their goals. Most of these positions are at our Head Office in Regina.

Education, training and skills will vary, depending upon the role, however our ideal candidates have a university degree, previous experience in their chosen field and a continuing record of professional development.

Bottom line, if that's you, we may have the job for you. Any vacancy will be advertised. Check out Current Job Openings for any opportunities.

With a new CIO and compelling strategic direction, Corporate Information & Technology is transforming itself into a strategic partner in the business, working in an integrated manner with business units to find the best solutions for SaskPower. We’re looking for highly-motivated, experienced professionals to join our 200-person team, working collaboratively on a wide range of projects, programs and operations to meet the business technology needs of the organization. We may have just the right job for you, so please visit Current Job Openings for any opportunities.

Delivering a safe and reliable supply of power is our primary goal at SaskPower. Operators are the primary reason we meet that goal year after year. They keep the boilers, generators and turbines running at power plants throughout the province.

Operators are assigned shifts, and will perform a variety of functions depending upon their level of responsibility. For example, a Steam Station Assistant Operator helps to ensure that boilers and other equipment are ready to meet peak load demands, and they also assist in making repairs. A Steam Station Charge Engineer is also able to supervise, coach and train employees, in addition to ensuring generation requirements are met.

Operators require Grade 12 English A30 & B30, Math B30 & C30 and Physics 30. Engineers' certificates are required for all positions, with the class depending upon the requirements of the position. A valid Class 5 Driver's Licence is also required.

Sound like you? We have established a pool for filling positions. Please visit Future possibilities to apply.

If you like to be around heavy equipment, or you're handy with construction tools then SaskPower may be the place for you. We have a number of opportunities available throughout the province, including equipment operators, labourers and meter readers. These jobs can be physically demanding.

While the qualifications vary with the position, you must have a Grade X or equivalent and have a valid Class 5 Driver's licence.

Sound like you? We have established a pool for filling temporary positions. Please visit Future possibilities to apply.

Technologists

SaskPower requires technologists in several disciplines: Civil, Computer, Electrical, Electronics, Mechanical, and Environmental Systems, Computer Aided Design and Drafting (CADD), and Chemical technology. They perform a variety of assignments, including planning, design, construction and operation of system facilities, or, in the case of our Plant Chemical Technologists, conducting and analyzing chemical samples. These opportunities are available throughout the province.

You will need a diploma in technology, such as electrical, civil, electronic systems, computer or mechanical, Computer Aided Design and Drafting (CADD) or Chemical Technology, and must be eligible for certification as an Applied Science Technologist by the Saskatchewan Applied Science Technologists and Technicians, and have a valid Class 5 Driver's licence.

Technicians

SaskPower also requires Instrument Technicians, who are capable of doing everything from installing mechanical instrumentation and control equipment, to making repairs. If you have a Grade 12 English A30 & B30, Math B30 & C30, Physics 30 and Chemistry 30, with Interprovincial Journeyperson Industrial Instrument Maintenance Mechanic Certificate, or a diploma in Instrumentation Engineering Technology, as well as a Class 5 Drive's licence, you may wish to consider a career at SaskPower.

If this sounds like a career for you, we may have an opening. Any vacancy will be advertised.
Please visit Future Opportunities to learn more.

Whether you're just beginning your career or have years of experience, SaskPower has many opportunities for qualified Trades people, including welders, machinists, mechanics, electricians and powerline technicians. These positions are located throughout the province.

Your duties and qualifications will vary, depending upon your trade, however the minimum requirement for most positions is an Interprovincial Journeyperson Certificate and Valid Class 5 Driver's licence.

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