Journeyman Electrician

Duties

• Working as a lead in a hands-on role.
• Maintain work schedules, report logs, and keep daily journals of project activities.
• Hands-on experience in the construction of electrical, instrumentation & control systems (in water and wastewater treatment plants), pumping stations, and associated facilities.
• Run conduit, wiring, hook-up disconnects, switches, push buttons, circuit panels, breakers, suppressors, transformers, and wire terminations.
• Install, maintain, test, assess, and fix electrical systems and parts, such as motor control circuits and automation systems.
• Cook up with project managers, estimators, and the company electrical superintendent for the completion of projects.
• Plan new or upgrade installations with blueprints and job orders consistent with specifications and local electrical codes.

Requirements

• Professional individuals and high ethical standards
• 10 years of industrial or commercial electrician experience
• Construction and in-ground experience
• Texas-licensed Journeyman or Master Electrician
• Weekly travel: typically four ten-hour workdays; overnight stays at the project site; home on Fridays and weekends
• Experience with all types of construction equipment, including trenchers, backhoes, excavators, and lifts.
• Valid Texas driver’s license and clean driving record with no convictions for DWI/DUI.
• Excellent references, clean background, driving record, and drug test

Benefits

• Per Diem paid for overnight travel
• Major medical for employees and dependents (100%) for base plan
• 3% 401k employer contribution after 1 year
• Health savings account
• Paid time off

Pay