Employment Type: Full-Time, Non-Exempt Pay: $30.00–$45.00 per hour, based on experience and license level Travel Per Diem: $125 per day for eligible travel assignments Overtime: Significant overtime opportunities based on client and project needs
We are seeking an experienced Licensed Journeyman or Master Electrician for commercial and industrial service work. This role is ideal for a safety-focused, career-minded electrician with strong troubleshooting abilities, leadership experience, and the flexibility to work day, night, weekend, overtime, and travel assignments as client needs require.
Assignments may be local or require regional travel for 1–3 weeks at a time. Schedule availability is approximately split between day shift and overnight/third-shift work.
What You’ll Do
Inspect, test, troubleshoot, repair, and install commercial and industrial electrical systems and components.
Diagnose electrical issues involving wiring, lighting, panels, fuse boxes, generators, and other electrical equipment.
Install new wiring, electrical components, and system upgrades for outdated or damaged electrical systems.
Test newly installed systems and components to ensure proper, safe operation.
Read and interpret blueprints, electrical drawings, and scopes of work (SOW).
Complete required field deliverables, including project photos, signed checklists, as-built documentation, and daily reporting.
Ensure all work meets applicable local, county, state, federal, customer, insurance, OSHA, PPE, and current NEC requirements.
Lead, coach, mentor, and support field staff as needed.
Manage multiple priorities, meet project deadlines, and maintain positive working relationships with customers, coworkers, and supervisors.
Maintain high standards of workmanship, professionalism, appearance, customer service, and jobsite safety.
Perform other duties assigned by supervision.
Required Qualifications
Active state-level Journeyman Electrician or Master Electrician license is required.
Applicants from states without an electrical licensing requirement must identify their electrical level or credential and be open to applicable testing.