Commercial Journeyman Electrician - Service

About the role

The Journeyman Electrician performs commercial electrical service, maintenance, troubleshooting, and small-project installations across a variety of commercial facilities. This role requires a valid Journeyman Electrician License and strong technical skill in diagnosing and resolving electrical issues in active, occupied buildings.

Compensation

Compensation: $33.00 - $40.00 per hour pending experience and active state electrical license.

Duties / Expectations

• Strong troubleshooting and diagnostic skills
• Ability to work independently in the field with minimal supervision
• Familiarity with commercial building systems, including lighting controls, switchgear, and distribution equipment
• Apply advanced knowledge of electrical theory and NEC code
• Perform NEC calculations
• Execute all types of conduit bends using various bender types
• Install raceways, boxes, cables, panels, breakers, and transformers
• Aid with wire pulling and switchboard installation
• Install light fixtures, devices, and cover plates
• Connect branch circuits including terminations and equipment
• Perform basic testing and troubleshooting of electrical systems
• Read and interpret blueprints and schematics
• Perform other related duties as assigned

Requirements

• High school diploma or GED
• 2+ years in a commercial service role
• Expert-level troubleshooting skills in a commercial setting
• Must have ability to run and lead small-size projects (1-4 electricians)
• Possess an active state Journeyman electrical license
• OSHA 10 certification
• Ability to pass a criminal and motor vehicle background check

What We Offer

• Medical/Dental/Vision/401K
• Overtime potential
• Housing and per diem paid while traveling
• Paid Time Off
• Holiday Pay
• Weekly Pay

Requirements (Physical requirements will vary between job sites and peak periods)

• Using many physical attributes such as sitting, standing, and walking for extended periods of time
• Lifting and carrying up to 50 pounds occasionally
• Regularly working from elevated spaces for extended periods of time, including ladders, man lifts, scaffolding, or reach booms
• Climbing ladders with 30 pounds
• Balancing on normal work surfaces
• Comfortable in tight spaces (occasionally)
• Reaching, handling, grasping, and pulling cables, wires, tools, and equipment
• Focusing close up and far away (with or without correction)
• Distinguishing color-coded wires
• Using peripheral vision and exercising depth perception
• Flexible, adaptable, and embracing change
• Good troubleshooting ability
• Embracing quality control processes
• Good attention to detail
• Following process and procedure
• Speaking, hearing, and seeing for communicating with employees and outside resources, as well as managing risks of a construction environment