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The electromechanic job offers promising opportunities for future graduates and those considering entering this career. Requiring both adaptability and precision, this industrial sector job certainly warrants a thorough overview. Here’s everything you need to know about the electromechanic job profession.
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Education Requirements for Electromechanic Jobs

To work as an electromechanic, one must obtain a vocational diploma in automated electromechanical systems. A high school diploma is required to enroll in this program. In Quebec, a certificate of qualification for repairing motors and electrical equipment is available. However, this certificate is not mandatory for the electromechanic title. To obtain it, one must meet one of the following two conditions:
  • Complete a four-year apprenticeship program;
  • Have more than four years of work experience and specialized training in electromechanics in an industrial setting.

Our Electromechanic Jobs: Diverse Skills Needed

The primary role of an electromechanic is to maintain, restore, test, and repair various electrical devices or equipment, such as connection equipment, electric motors, transformers, and more. Working in manufacturing, maintenance, or repair workshops for electrical devices, this professional’s tasks include:
  • Performing dynamic or static balancing of rotors and armatures;
  • Testing and observing various system components with measuring and testing devices;
  • Testing motors, transformers, connection equipment, or other devices;
  • Refurbishing or modifying various parts or switches;
  • Detecting and addressing electrical device failures (electric motors, transformers, and connection equipment);
  • Winding, assembling, and installing windings on electric motors;
  • Reading blueprints and diagrams;
  • Replacing defective parts as needed.
For an electromechanic job, it’s essential to have a strong interest in problem-solving, excellent manual dexterity, and skillful handiwork. Attention to detail is vital due to the sometimes small size of the parts. An interest in calculations and technology is also a prerequisite.

Electromechanic Jobs: A Promising Career Path

An electromechanic can earn between $21 and $36 per hour. The employment outlook for the coming years is particularly good, even excellent. Over time, an experienced electromechanic will have interesting advancement opportunities. They can specialize in repair, maintenance, and updating various systems. Additionally, supervisory positions will be available to them. With either of these options, the electromechanic can expect an increased salary.
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FAQ+ON The Electromechanic Job

What is an electromechanic?
An electromechanic is a skilled professional who specializes in the maintenance, repair, and testing of electrical devices or equipment, including electric motors, transformers, and switchgear. This versatile job requires a combination of electrical and mechanical skills, essential in the industrial sector to ensure the proper functioning of automated systems.
To become an electromechanic, it is necessary to obtain a professional diploma in Electromechanics of Automated Systems. Candidates must have a high school diploma to access this training. It is also possible to obtain a certification in motor and electrical equipment repair in Quebec, which is accessible after four years of apprenticeship or more than four years of professional experience accompanied by specialized training.
The main role of an electromechanic includes performing dynamic or static balancing of rotors and armatures, testing and observing components of electrical systems, refurbishing or modifying parts, troubleshooting and resolving faults, and winding coils on electric motors. They must also be able to read technical blueprints and schematics.
An electromechanic must have a strong interest in problem-solving, be skilled with their hands, possess excellent dexterity, and be meticulous. Skills in math and an interest in technology are also essential. The ability to work independently and as part of a team is crucial.
The salary of an electromechanic ranges from $21 to $36 per hour, depending on experience, specialization, and workplace location. With experience, an electromechanic can advance to supervisory positions, which can lead to a significant salary increase.
The career prospects for electromechanics are excellent, with constant demand in the industrial sector. As technology evolves rapidly, the need for maintenance and updates of automated systems creates regular and promising job opportunities.
An electromechanic can progress in their career by specializing in specific areas such as advanced repair, maintenance of specific systems, or technological updates. Opportunities for supervision or project management can also arise with experience and continuous training.
Challenges for an electromechanic include staying up-to-date with the latest technologies and repair methods, managing complex faults requiring creative problem-solving, and working in demanding industrial environments under pressure.

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