Job Description Job Description
Compensation: Starting at $40.00 per hour + overtime
What your day could look like
You arrive on site, review the plan with the project and electrical engineers, and map out the day's priorities for your crew. Before a wrench turns, you complete and verify LOTO procedures. With a small team of journeymen and apprentices, you dismantle aging power distribution equipment, swap out worn components, and reassemble everything to spec-then shift to installing new conduit runs and mounting controls.
In this role, you will
- Carry out assignments from electrical/project engineers and site superintendents
- Create task plans and coordinate execution with journeymen and apprentices
- Perform and validate Lock-out/Tag-out (LOTO) on electrical sources
- Lead disassembly of power distribution equipment; replace defective or failed components; reassemble and test
- Develop project-level material lists and relay needs to purchasing
- Stage tools and materials from in-house stock and external suppliers
- Measure, cut, and bend EMT; thread rigid conduit
- Field-fit and install Unistrut frames/hangers, cable tray, and conduit
- Complete manual and mechanically assisted wire pulls and terminations
- Trace and label power and control wiring prior to equipment removal
- Install and mount panels, disconnects, junction boxes, and motors
- Mentor journeymen, sign apprentice hours, and oversee overall work quality
- Maintain tools/equipment and keep parts and supplies organized
- Handle other routine jobsite tasks as directed by site leadership
Travel & logistics
- 100% travel nationwide
- Reliable, well-maintained vehicle suitable for interstate travel
- Own and maintain a basic hand tool kit (including wrenches and sockets)
- Willing to work nights, weekends, variable schedules, and extra hours as needed
What you bring
- Mastery of electrical theory and related math; deep knowledge of three-phase power and industrial wiring methods
- Commitment to codes, standards, and best practices
- Problem-solving mindset, critical thinking, and lead-by-example approach
- Experience operating aerial lifts, forklifts, and other powered equipment
Background & credentials
- High school diploma or GED
- Electrical trade school completion and a current Master Electrician license
- 15+ years in the electrical trade, with 10+ years in industrial environments
Core proficiencies
- Conduit bending, including pipe up to 4" with pipe benders
- Electrical theory application in industrial settings
- Safe, code-compliant installation of distribution and controls
- Use of trade tools and equipment maintenance
Note: This summary outlines the general scope of the position. Responsibilities may evolve, and additional duties can be assigned by management as project needs change.