Journeyman Commercial Electrician - San Antonio TX

Basic Qualifications

• Active TX ID or DLMust have a valid TX Journeyman TDLR License
• Social Security Card
• Tools
• Reliable Transportation

Qualifications/Responsibilities

• Work on and around high voltage energized equipment
• Install various types of Electrical Conduit systems according to NEC
• Setup and maintain temporary power systems
• Install and maintain grounding systems for all equipment and structures
• Test electrical components for continuity and proper voltage readings according to specifications
• Cut, bend, and run conduit as specified on blueprints
• Install junction boxes, panels, switches, plugs and fixtures
• Terminate wires and cables to electrical equipment, such as, but not limited to, breakers, control panels, and distribution systems
• Communicate and work under the direct Supervisor/Foreman (Licensed Journeyman and/or Master Electrician)
• Work well under pressure particularly when faced with unexpected events, delays, tight timelines, or urgent demands
• Ability to work well with others - team player
• Knowledgeable about building a service
• Must be reliable, accountable, and consistent in performing assigned tasks
• Willing and able to follow all instructed safety regulations
• Detail oriented, results driven individual
• Knowledgeable with all electrical equipment and hand tools
• Must be able to handle a physical workload
• Have own tools and reliable transportation
• Ambition to want to grow within the company
• Must have good organizational skills and ability to handle administrative functions
• Know CenterPoint Standards

Physical Requirements

• Physical Stamina: Be able to work long hours, often standing, bending, or kneeling for extended periods
• Strength and Dexterity: Jobs often involve lifting heavy equipment and materials (50lb+), so good upper body strength is important. Manual dexterity is also crucial for handling tools and wiring
• Flexibility: Be able to work in various positions and environments, including tight spaces, high places, and sometimes in awkward positions
• Good Vision: Have excellent vision, including color vision, is necessary to identify different wires and components
• Coordination: Have good hand-eye coordination for precise work with electrical components and tools
• Balance: Be able to work on ladders, scaffolding, or in elevated positions requires good balance to ensure safety

Benefits & Perks

• Paid Time Off
• Holidays off (8.5 days)
• Dental & Vision Insurance (Enterprise covers the tab for each Enterprise Member)
• Health Insurance
• 401k
• School Tuition Assistance
• Career Growth Opportunities

Enterprise Electrical Core Values

• Greatness - Committed to Excellence
• Accountability - Plan it, Do it, Own it
• Mentorship - Learn it, Know it, Teach it
• Teamwork - One Team, One Goal
• Positivity - Positive Attitude