California Certified Journeyman Electrician — EV Charging Infrastructure (Los Angeles)

Step into a day on our EV builds

By 7:00 AM you're walking a new site in the LA area with a set of one‑line diagrams tucked under your arm. You confirm conduit runs, bend and install EMT, set underground paths, and pull and terminate conductors. After lunch, you’re landing a new breaker—working safely in an energized panel—then commissioning an EV charging station. Across the week you’ll touch 208V, 240V, 480V systems, verify terminations, and troubleshoot anything that keeps electrons from flowing. No crew to manage. No project scheduling to juggle. Just real, high‑impact electrical work.

What you’ll do

• Install and troubleshoot EV charging stations (EVSE)
• Read and interpret blueprints and one‑line diagrams with confidence
• Run EMT and underground conduit; pull and terminate wire
• Work across 208V, 240V, and 480V systems using proper safety protocols
• Support newer installers in the field through your example and know‑how

About the company

For over a decade, this team has been a go‑to name in clean energy and EV infrastructure nationwide. They handle everything from engineering through construction and ongoing maintenance—so you don’t just install and disappear; you see the work through.

Pay and benefits

• Pay starts at $40+ per hour depending on experience
• Full health, dental, and vision coverage
• Retirement savings plan
• Paid time off and paid holidays

What you bring

• Active Certified Electrician status through California DIR
• 4+ years of electrical experience
• Comfort working in energized panels and installing breakers with strict adherence to safety
• Strong working knowledge of NEC Article 625 for EV charging installations
• Valid driver’s license and a reliable personal vehicle
• Willingness to travel throughout Los Angeles and surrounding counties, with occasional overnight or weekend work as projects require

Core proficiencies

• 120/208/240/480 voltage systems
• EV Charger Installation (EVSE)
• Electrical schematic and one‑line reading

Why you’ll thrive here

People naturally lean on your judgment because you’ve earned their trust in the field. If you want meaningful, skilled work in a booming industry—without supervising a crew—this is your next move.