Electrical Apprentice

FLSA Classification:
Non-exempt (Hourly)

Supervision Exercised:
None

ACS Manufacturing is a state‑of‑the‑art design build manufacturer of acoustical equipment enclosures, fuel tanks, turbine systems and skids. We have one of the largest facilities in the industry, nearly 300,000 square feet on 36 acres in Denison, Texas and has expanded its operation to 150,000 square feet facility in Abbeville, SC.

The Electrical Apprentice helps install electrical components within equipment enclosures. Works under the supervision of electricians.

Responsible assisting with assembly, installation, wiring and testing of electrical equipment.

Knowledge of basic electrical materials (C-boxes, conduit, fittings, wire size, and fasteners)

Helps connects wiring and equipment as per code and job specifications.

Conduit bending, pulling wire, and hanging.

Assist with installing light fixtures and switches.

Good working knowledge of hand tools

Ability to communicate effectively and demonstrates good listening skills.

General cleaning in the area

Obey the safety standards of ACS and follow local, state, and federal regulations.

Responsible for any other tasks that may arise, at any time.

May stand for long periods of up to 12 hours.

Must be able to lift to 50 lbs. repetitively, as well as frequent twisting and bending, to meet fast paced work demands.

Work in various adverse conditions such as tight or enclosed spaces, heights (ladders, skyjacks and top of enclosures) and extreme temperatures. May work inside or outside to complete work assignments. Position requires exposure to dust and dirt.

Follow safety standards in working with multiple services, tools, and equipment.

Basic safety knowledge.

Basic math skills/ability to read a tape measure.

Electrical hand tool knowledge/use.

Basic Knowledge of electrical materials (boxes, conduit, fittings, fasteners, wire, and devices).

Ability to bend conduit (3/4" and 1/2")

Electrical theory one knowledge (voltage, amperage, grounding, and wire size)

Basic applied trade math knowledge

Ability to read basic electrical blueprint symbols (plug, switch, and lights)

Knowledge of electrical terms and definitions

Ability to terminate devices correctly (plugs, switches, lights, and joints)

Ability to bend conduit (1/2" to 1")

Electrical theory two knowledge (voltages, 1/0-1 phase, 3/0-3 phase, and XMFR’s).

Ability to read blueprints.

Basic NEC Electrical code knowledge

Overcurrent protection devices knowledge (breakers, fuses, disconnects, and panels).

Ability to terminate and phase electrical equipment (panels, breakers, and disconnects).

Ability to bend conduit (1/2" to 1-1/4")

Electrical theory three knowledge (conductor ampacity, nominal voltages 120/208 & 277/480, XMFR’s, grounding & bonding applications, and voltage calculations).

Electrical code and electrical installation knowledge

Able to identify electrical 1-line equipment distribution diagrams.

Able to read, interpret, and execute blueprint drawings (branch circuit routing of power and lighting circuits).

Knowledge of lighting systems, basic fire alarm, voice & data.

Ability to bend conduit (1/2" to 4").

Management may override electrical apprentice level.

Must have at least 1 year of experience on commercial or industrial electrical projects

Must have own tools.

Must pass a drug screen and background check for employment.

High School diploma or equivalent.

Electrical Apprentice license preferred, but not required.