Industrial Electrician

Duties and Responsibilities

• Lead and support small construction and renovation projects involving electrical installations, modifications, and repairs.
• Install, modify, and troubleshoot commercial/industrial electrical systems and equipment under applicable codes and standards.
• Perform tenant improvements and facility electrical upgrades (lighting, outlets, circuits, equipment power, panels, etc.).
• Plan and execute electrical tasks from drawings, one-line diagrams, and field instructions with minimal supervision.
• Cookordinate with project managers, supervisors, and other trades to sequence electrical work and support overall project schedules.
• Provide field support to electrical, HVAC, and plumbing technicians during project execution when required.
• Perform limited drywall repairs, patching, texturing, and painting as needed to close out electrical work.
• Assist with basic HVAC and plumbing tasks under supervision on an as-needed basis.
• Perform general building repairs related to electrical work and support ongoing project activities.
• Safely operate hand and power tools, including basic electrical test equipment (multimeters, testers, etc.).
• Follow all safety procedures, lockout/tagout requirements, and company policies.

Qualifications

• Typically requires education or formal training equivalent to the completion of a two-year technical degree or trade school equivalency as well as five or more years of progressive experience in operation, repair, and maintenance of electrical equipment.
• Equivalent professional experience may be substituted in lieu of education.
• 5+ years of experience in commercial or industrial electrical work is required.
• Experience supporting small construction projects, tenant improvements, or facility electrical modifications.
• Solid electrical knowledge, including:
• Working safely with energized and de-energized circuits in accordance with company procedures
• Running conduit, pulling wire, installing devices, and performing electrical troubleshooting
• Working knowledge of construction practices and building systems.
• Ability to safely operate hand and power tools and basic electrical test instruments.
• Strong problem-solving skills and the ability to work independently with minimal supervision.
• Strong interpersonal skills to work effectively with team members, vendors, and tenants, and a willingness to assist other trades when needed to support project completion.
• Good verbal and written communication skills to document and report work performed.
• Basic computer skills (email, work order systems, basic documentation).
• Valid California driver’s license with a good driving record.