Commercial Electrician

About the Role

The Electrician reports to a Superintendent or designated lead to perform assigned functions in accordance with company policies and procedures, assisting in achieving the project’s goals and objectives. Work involves installation, alterations, additions, and/or repairs of electrical systems, equipment, and associated materials within the electrical construction industry.

Preferred Skills

• In-depth commercial or industrial electrical construction experience
• Ability to meet or exceed productivity goals
• Demonstrated ability to install conduit, wire, and cable systems
• Experience installing and terminating panels, switchboards, and other electrical equipment
• Basic math skills
• Dependable transportation and willingness to commute daily to remote job sites
• Effective communication skills

Mandatory Hiring Requirements

• References
• Background check
• Drug screen testing
• Valid driver’s license

Responsibilities

• Adhere to Ace Electric’s Safety Program
• Install electrical work in accordance with Ace Electric Standards, project plans, and specifications
• Coordinate installations with other construction trades
• Perform mathematical operations quickly and accurately
• Interpret construction drawings and visualize 3-dimensional structures
• Coordinate materials, tools, and equipment for assigned tasks
• Direct the work of Electrician Helpers and Apprentices
• Accurately install conduit, wire, pre-fab assemblies, panel-boards, light fixtures, devices, and other equipment
• Minimize waste of labor and materials through high-quality installations
• Ensure concealed wiring is installed before completion of walls, ceilings, and flooring
• Measure, cut, bend, thread, ream, and install conduit using appropriate tools
• Pull and terminate branch and feeder conductors
• Terminate wiring to light fixtures, motors, panels, devices, and other electrical equipment
• Test voltage, amperage, and continuity of circuit wiring using test equipment
• Troubleshoot and repair faulty circuits, equipment, or systems
• Complete all required documentation

Requirements

• Valid state driver's license
• OSHA 10 - Construction certification
• Applicable federal, state, and local certifications as required
• High school diploma or GED
• Minimum of 5 years of electrical experience preferred

Working Conditions

• Work in all weather conditions (heat, cold, rain, or snow)
• Use construction site sanitary facilities (Porta-Johns)
• Carry required personal tools at all times (waist tool belt weighs approximately 30 lbs.)
• Work from ladders and transport/relocate them unassisted
• Personal weight with tools must not exceed ladder weight capacity
• Work at heights up to 90 feet from ladders, scaffolds, aerial work platforms, catwalks, and other safe work areas
• Work in restricted or confined areas such as switch gear-rooms, manholes, utility tunnels, and crawl spaces
• Wear all required personal protective equipment
• Regularly work 40 hours per week plus overtime as required; night shifts, weekends, and out-of-town work may be needed

Physical/Mental Functions

• Identify colors of wire and other items accurately
• Comprehend construction drawings, schematics, and specifications
• Bend conduit using hand benders
• Safely use power tools and construction equipment (e.g., trencher, forklift, aerial work platforms)
• Dig trenches using hand tools or power equipment
• Comprehend and practice safe work procedures
• Operate two-handed tools (e.g., cable cutters, hammer drills, compression tools)
• Operate company truck with manual and automatic transmission
• Read and interpret maps, instructional manuals, work site directions, and written instructions
• Hear and see well (naturally or with correction)
• Bend, stoop, squat, crawl, climb, kneel, balance, push, pull, and reach overhead
• Lift objects weighing up to 50 pounds; frequently lift and carry objects up to 20 pounds
• Tolerate prolonged standing and movement on foot
• Climb ladders (all types)
• Perform repetitive arm, hand, and finger movements, including overhead work for full-day assignments
• Access construction work areas, including levels accessible only by OSHA-approved ladders or stairs still under construction
• Secure tools and materials from storage areas to complete tasks