Journeyman Electrician – Lead Commercial and Industrial Solar Energy Construction Projects

Journeyman Electrician – Lead Commercial and Industrial Solar Energy Construction Projects

Blue Horizon Energy seeks a skilled Journeyman Electrician to lead the technical installation and field assembly of solar arrays, battery storage banks, and EV stations across commercial and industrial sites. The candidate will supervise apprentices, manage complex electrical projects, and ensure strict compliance with NEC and local utility integration rules. This role requires extensive project experience, strong technical proficiency, and the ability to travel state-wide as needed.

• Lead the technical installation and field assembly of solar arrays, battery storage banks, and EV stations.
• Supervise on‑site apprentices and electrical technicians to ensure accurate task execution and craftsmanship.
• Interpret intricate electrical blueprints, single‑line diagrams, and commercial engineering site plans with precision.
• Enforce strict compliance with National Electrical Code standards and local utility integration rules.
• Utilize specialized hand tools, precision power equipment, and heavy industrial instrumentation safely.
• Coordinate with centralized project managers to clear logistical bottlenecks and maintain aggressive deadlines.
• Direct safe site operations across varied regional locations while collaborating with diverse field trades.
• Travel across state lines in support of specialized utility‑scale project sites.

• Active and valid Minnesota Journeyman Electrician License or an accredited Master Electrician credential.
• Minimum of 5 years of verified experience managing commercial or industrial electrical installation projects.
• Deep operational knowledge of NEC compliance, structural grounding protocols, and high‑voltage safety standards.
• Advanced capability to review, modify, and troubleshoot industrial wiring schematics and blueprints.
• Valid driver’s license and a history of safe, responsible vehicle operation.

• Prior hands‑on construction experience with commercial solar photovoltaic systems or energy storage technology.
• Experience guiding multi‑contractor teams on large‑scale civil or civic infrastructure builds.
• Active safety certifications such as OSHA 10, OSHA 30, NFPA 70E, or specialized rigging credentials.