Reliable temporary power on a short schedule.
- Construction sites: temporary power for tools, trailers, site lighting, and welfare facilities from initial mobilisation through to permanent power handover.
- Remote camps and modular accommodations: electrical distribution for remote work camps, including generator connection, distribution to trailers, and welfare power.
- Industrial turnarounds and planned shutdowns: temporary power to support maintenance crews, lighting, and equipment during planned plant outages.
- Emergency power: temporary generator connection and distribution following service outages or equipment failures.
- Events and temporary facilities: temporary electrical service for outdoor events, temporary structures, and seasonal facilities
From the generator connection to the last outlet.
- Temporary service connections: metered or unmetered connections from utility transformers or generators.
- Generator set connection: temporary cabling from portable generators to distribution panels, load centres, or equipment.
- Distribution systems: temporary panels, cam-lok connections, cable runs, and disconnects sized for the load.
- Site lighting: temporary pole-mounted and string lighting for construction and event sites.
- Ground fault protection: all temporary systems protected to OSHA/CEC requirements for safety.
- De-energisation and demobilisation: safe disconnection and removal of all temporary electrical infrastructure at project completion.
Temporary doesn’t mean unregulated.
The Canadian Electrical Code Part I applies to temporary installations.
In Alberta, temporary power must comply with: Pro Call Electric installs temporary power systems that are safe, code-compliant, and pass AHJ inspection — not makeshift solutions that create liability.
- CEC Section 76 (temporary wiring).
- Alberta Safety Codes Act electrical permit requirements for certain temporary installations.
- Ground fault circuit interrupter (GFCI) protection on construction sites as required by WCB Alberta.
Licensed, fast, and experienced in Alberta construction environments.
- Master Electricians Alberta: qualified to pull permits and install temporary service connections.
- Fast mobilisation: we understand construction schedules — temporary power delays cost money.
- Experience in remote Alberta sites: including camp power, mine sites, and oilfield temporary facilities.
- Full demobilisation service: we come back when the permanent power is ready and clean up the temp infrastructure.