Location - SaskPower Weyburn (Region Office)
Temporary - Part Time until 09/14/2027
We generate more than just power for the people of Saskatchewan. We also offer some of the best jobs in the province. Our challenging careers will help you grow, while being surrounded by a team committed to safety, openness, collaboration and accountability. We offer highly competitive salaries and benefits packages to our employees. If you’re someone who thrives in a team environment and doesn’t shy away from a good challenge, join us!
Apply no later than 09/14/2026 to be considered for this opportunity.
The employee in this classification is responsible to act as the primary contact for internal and external customers and is responsible for the maintenance, coordination and communication in response to customer account and billing inquiries, concerns, complaints, outage notifications and requests for new services. This position may be required to rotate through various functions as required by the department and/or corporation.
This positions falls with in the scope of the Unifor Local 649.
Candidates under consideration may be required to participate in an assessment process consisting of any/all of the following: interview, abilities test, case study and/or presentation.
At SaskPower, we believe in the importance of fostering and maintaining a workforce that’s representative of the communities we serve. We acknowledge and recognize equity groups designated by the Canadian Employment Equity Act.
We base our selection process on merit and encourage all diverse groups to participate fully.
Learn more at Commitment to a Representative Workforce.
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Please apply by 09/14/2026.

Since 1929, we've delivered power throughout Saskatchewan. Today, we strive to serve an increasingly diverse and sophisticated customer base of over 550,000 customers. Our team of dedicated employees is made up of over 3,100 permanent full-time employees.
We manage over $13 billion in generation, transmission and distribution assets.
Our power comes from:
• 3 coal-fired power stations – 1,389 MW
• 5 hydroelectric stations – 863 MW
• 9 wind facilities – 818 MW
• 3 solar facilities – 103 MW
• 11 natural gas stations – 2,434 MW
• import power purchase agreements – 290 MW
• small independent power producers – 33 MW
Our total available generation capacity is 5,930 MW.
Our network serves a large geographic area and widely dispersed population. We maintain more than 160,000 kilometres of power lines, 59 high voltage switching stations and 200 distribution substations. We also have interconnections at the Manitoba, Alberta and North Dakota borders.
*Information as of Mar. 2025