Electrician – Heavy-Duty Off-Road Vehicles

Main Responsibilities:

• Perform electrical installation, troubleshooting, and repairs on tracked and wheeled off-road utility vehicles.
• Assemble, route, and secure wiring harnesses, connectors, lighting systems, sensors, and electronic control units (ECUs).
• Diagnose electrical issues using multimeters, diagnostic tools, and manufacturer documentation.
• Read and interpret electrical schematics, wiring diagrams, and build instructions.
• Conduct pre-delivery inspections to ensure vehicles meet UTV International's quality and safety standards.
• Support engineering with prototype builds, electrical testing, and system improvements.
• Perform preventive maintenance and ensure all work complies with Canadian electrical and safety standards.
• Document work performed, parts used, and test results accurately.
• Collaborate with production, engineering, and quality control teams to resolve electrical challenges.
• Assist in continuous improvement initiatives related to electrical systems, harness design, and vehicle performance.

Requirements:

• Licensed Electrician or equivalent technical training (Automotive Electrical Technician, Industrial Electrician, etc.).
• 3–5+ years of experience working with heavy-duty, off-road, or specialized vehicles (UTVs, ATVs, tracked vehicles, construction or forestry machinery).
• Strong understanding of 12V and 24V systems, CAN-bus communication, sensors, and electronic modules.
• Proficient with electrical diagnostics and testing equipment.
• Ability to read and interpret detailed electrical schematics.
• Strong mechanical aptitude and understanding of vehicle systems.
• Excellent problem-solving skills and attention to detail.
• Ability to work independently and in a team-oriented environment.

Other Qualifications:

• CQE (Certificat de qualification en électricité) is considered an asset.

Education and Work Experience:

• Experience with tracked vehicles or custom-built machinery.
• Knowledge of hydraulic-electric integrations and control systems.
• Harness building and wiring fabrication experience.
• Experience supporting prototype development or R&D projects.
• Understanding of off-road vehicle environments and ruggedized electrical components.