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No project is too small or large for us.

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For after-hours assistance please call us:
Vancouver 604 683 5752 / Greater Vancouver Area 604 522 5757.

For non-urgent requests, please use the Contact Us form on the left during our regular business hours.

24/7 Customer Support

Head Office

Address	100 – 4599 Tillicum Street Burnaby, BC V5J 3J9
Phone	604 522 5757
Fax	604 524 3531
Office Hours	7:30am-4:30pm
After-Hours	604 522 5757
Email	mottinfo@mottelectric.com

Downtown Office

Address	419 West Hastings Vancouver, BC V6B 1L4
Phone	604 683 5752
Fax	604 683 5753
Office Hours	7:00am-4:00pm
After-Hours	604 683 5752
Email	downtown@mottelectric.com

Mott Telecom Office

Address	7590 Lowland Dr. Burnaby, BC V5J 5A4
Phone	604 436 5755
Fax	604 524 3531
Office Hours	6:00am-4:00pm
Email	MTI@mottelectric.com______

Join Our Team

WHO ARE WE LOOKING FOR?

Mott Electric is looking for highly motivated individuals who can work alone or as part of a team. We're committed to giving our employees the best on-the-job training. We actively encourage our staff by providing both field and office with training opportunities to advance and remain at the top of their fields. Since we cover so many disciplines we can give our employees the ability to specialize in almost any sector in the industry or cross-train across sectors. We're looking for leaders to join our team whether it’s a journeyperson, site supervisors, estimators or project manager to ensure we have the experienced personnel to handle our ever-growing list of projects. If you're looking to advance, Mott Electric is definitely the place for you. Apply today and submit your resume by filling out the form below.

BECOMING AN ELECTRICIAN

The best way to become an electrician is through the Electrical Joint Training Committee's (EJTC) apprenticeship program. This provides the opportunity to combine classroom and paid on-the-job training as you work your way through each apprenticeship level until earning your journeyperson status. For complete details, go to the Electrical Joint Training Committee Apprenticeship section. To find out more go to: EJTC.org, IBEWCanada.ca and CareersInTrades.ca.