Build, move, and modernize industrial power—join D-Riven
At D-Riven Engineered Solutions, we execute ambitious electrical projects with precision and pride. As our Lead Industrial Electrical Systems Master Technician, you’ll set the pace on installations, modifications, relocations, and removals—always aligned with NEC requirements and customer expectations.
Why this role matters
- Turn complex engineering intent into clear work packages and safe execution.
- Elevate crew performance—mentor journeymen, develop apprentices, and uphold craftsmanship.
- Keep industrial operations moving by executing reliable, code-compliant power distribution work.
What you’ll do
- Act on direction from electrical/project engineers and superintendents; break scope into actionable task lists and lead teams to completion.
- Own safety from the start—perform and verify Lock-out/Tag-out (LOTO).
- Disassemble power distribution equipment; replace defective or worn components; reassemble and validate integrity.
- Produce material lists; coordinate with purchasing; source tools and supplies from internal stock and vendors.
- Measure, cut, and bend EMT; thread rigid conduit; field-fit Unistrut frames/hangers.
- Install cable tray and conduit systems; perform manual and mechanically assisted wire pulls and terminations.
- Trace and label control and power wiring prior to equipment removal.
- Mount and install panels, disconnects, junction boxes, and motors.
- Supervise quality, mentor journeymen, and sign apprentice hours.
- Maintain and organize tools, equipment, parts, and consumables.
- Support other routine jobsite needs as assigned by site management.
Must-haves
- Reliable vehicle capable of interstate travel.
- Personal basic hand tools (wrenches, sockets, etc.).
- Proven problem-solving, critical thinking, and lead-by-example mindset.
- Expert command of electrical theory and applied mathematics.
- Commitment to codes and best practices.
- Availability for nights, weekends, variable schedules, and extra hours as required.
Credentials & experience
- High school diploma or GED.
- Electrical trade school graduate with a current Master Electrician license.
- Knowledge of electrical theory, three-phase power, and industrial wiring methods.
- Experience operating aerial lifts, forklifts, and other powered equipment.
- 15+ years in the electrical trade, including 10+ in industrial settings.
Technical strengths
- Conduit bending up to 4 inches and use of pipe benders.
- Application of electrical theory in industrial power distribution.
- Formal trade training and active Master Electrician credential.
Compensation
Starting at $40.00 per hour + overtime
Work schedule & travel
This role supports variable schedules (including nights/weekends) and requires interstate travel using your reliable vehicle.
This description outlines the primary scope but is not exhaustive; responsibilities may shift, and additional duties may be assigned by management.