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Planned Power Outages in Clyde River

Submitted by sglaeske on

Qulliq Energy Corporation (QEC) would like to inform the residents of Clyde River that there will be a planned power outage in a section of the community on Sunday, May 27 from 6 a.m. to 10 a.m. The affected area is highlighted on the map below.

This outage is required to perform maintenance to the distribution system.

QEC would like to thank the residents for their understanding and apologize for any inconvenience this may cause during this time.

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Planned Power Outage in Pangnirtung

Submitted by sglaeske on

Qulliq Energy Corporation (QEC) would like to inform the residents of Pangnirtung that a planned community-wide power outage will occur on Sunday, May 27, from 4:00 a.m. to 8:00 a.m.

This outage is required to make repairs to the power plant system.

QEC would like to thank the residents for their understanding and apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.

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Media Contact:
Renee Boucher
Manager, Corporate Communications
Qulliq Energy Corporation
(867) 979-7524
rboucher@qec.nu.ca

Demolition of QEC property due to fire damage in Iqaluit

Submitted by sglaeske on

Qulliq Energy Corporation (QEC) would like to inform Nunavummiut about the demolition of QEC property from May 16 to 18, 2018, in the downtown area of Iqaluit. The affected area is highlighted in the map below.

A fire caused extensive damage to a QEC owned storage unit and the remaining structure will be demolished over a two-day period. While safety personnel will be on the site during the demolition, community members are asked to exercise caution around the area where work is being done.

Manager, Inuit Employment Programs

Submitted by rbanzet on

Imagine that you could play a key role in promoting Inuit employment across the QEC. That’s exactly what you’ll do as you combine your knowledge of career development, adult learning, and the social, political and economic environment in Nunavut to put in place goal-oriented programs and strategies.

POWERLINE TECHNICIAN (2 POSITIONS)

Submitted by bukpatiku on
If you are a qualified Powerline Technician who enjoys working both independently and collaboratively, and can effectively manage competing priorities and emergency situations, and deliver projects on time and on budget, we should talk. Reporting to the Maintenance Supervisor, you will install, maintain and repair power lines, locate and connect new services and participate in meter reads, ensuring consistent adherence to safety, electrical and other industry codes and standards, as well as corporate policies and procedures.

Journeyman Diesel Mechanic

Submitted by bukpatiku on
If you enjoy finding concrete solutions to engine problems and other complex situations, and you thrive in an environment where you generally control your own pace of work, this career opportunity is for you. Reporting to the Maintenance Supervisor, you will perform journeyperson-level mechanical work in support of diesel generators and associated support equipment, including engines, pumps, compressors, radiators, heat exchangers, lube oil systems, fuel oil systems, cooling systems, vehicles and other mechanical equipment.

NETWORK ADMINISTRATOR

Submitted by bukpatiku on
Are your strong customer service orientation and network administration skills enhanced by the ability to confidently manage and meet competing deadlines in a complex IT environment? Can you troubleshoot issues and support multiple users both on-site and remotely? If so, this career opportunity is for you. Reporting to the IT Manager, you will maintain QEC’s computing, communication and network infrastructure, while providing support and training to QEC employees regarding computer hardware and software, phone systems and communication lines.

Qulliq Energy Corporation accepting Net Metering Program applications

Submitted by sglaeske on

IQALUIT, Nunavut (April 10, 2018) – Qulliq Energy Corporation (QEC) is accepting applications for the Net Metering Program. The new program will allow residential customers and one Municipal Corporation customer account per community to produce their own electricity through small scale renewable generators and send surplus energy they generate to QEC’s grids. In exchange, net metering customers will receive credits for future electricity use.