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Chris - Power Cable Technician at Hydro Ottawa

Chris, a Power Cable Technician at Hydro Ottawa, empowers the electricity flow with his expertise in working underground.

Embracing teamwork and problem-solving, he keeps the power system functioning smoothly, ensuring satisfaction for customers.

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my name is Chris Williams and I’m a

power cable technician with Hydro Ottawa

power cable technicians work on the

Underground residential distribution of

the hydroelectric grid we deliver power

to all the different houses in the city

all different buildings skyscrapers

Industries factories

in the past three years we’ve had

multiple major storms here in Ottawa and

they’ve completely destroyed our

electrical grid as a team we were able

to get together work together problem

solve and figure out where the problems

were how to fix them and how we could

get the neighborhoods and communities

back online

when I was younger I used to take things

apart all the time I would drive

tractors on our family farm I love the

big machines I love getting into the

work and I love getting my hands dirty

and being outside

if you’re someone who loves to be

outside and loves to be working with

your hands working with machines and

doing technical things this is the

perfect job for you

one of the things I’m most proud about

working for hydro Ottawa is that I get

to go home with a sense of satisfaction

that everybody’s got their lights on

everybody’s TVs are running and they’re

happy and warm in their homes

thank you

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