Electrical Journeyman

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An Electrical Journeyman is a highly skilled tradesperson responsible for installing, maintaining, troubleshooting, and repairing electrical systems in industrial and commercial environments. This includes working with high-voltage systems, motor controls, PLCs (Programmable Logic Controllers), cable tray installation, wireway installation, conduit installation, and power distribution equipment.

• Ensure compliance with NEC, OSHA, and company/customer safety standards.
• Plan and execute tasks efficiently, minimizing material waste.
• Lead and monitor crews to complete tasks safely and on schedule.
• Train and mentor less experienced team members.
• Perform advanced conduit work, including layout, bending, and installation.
• Install and set Motor Control Centers (MCCs).
• Identify and terminate wires; pull wire and bend pipe as needed.
• Troubleshoot and repair electrical systems in industrial settings.
• Operate forklifts and aerial lifts safely and effectively.
• Maintain and care for company tools and equipment.
• Assist Project and Service Managers with logistics and material coordination.
• Monitor and document time and material usage.
• Participate in daily and final job site clean-up.
• Interpret and correct electrical prints and schematics.
• Plan and install new or modified electrical layouts with minimal waste.
• Perform other related duties and special projects as assigned.
• Travel as required.
• Other duties which may be assigned as needed.

• High school diploma preferred, minimum of four years in similar facility construction.
• A minimum of four years' experience in industrial construction trade, with previous experience in food and/or beverage processing, industrial plants is preferred.
• Previous experience supervising five or more mechanics, apprentices, or helpers is highly preferred.

• Ability to develop and maintain good working relationships with customers, fellow supervisors, employees, and suppliers.
• Must possess tools necessary to perform a job per minimum tool list.
• Must demonstrate proper lifting techniques and use proper Precautionary Personal Equipment (PPE).
• Appropriate jurisdictional license(s) are encouraged.
• Specialized training in construction safety and fork and/or boom lift operations is required.
• Technical training in construction, electrical, or related fields is preferred.
• Specialized training in OSHA construction safety, fork and/or boom lift operations, CPR/First Responder and Blood Borne Pathogens is preferred.
• Previous experience managing timecards and material/job invoices is preferred.
• Strong knowledge of electrical construction materials, methods, tools, and hardware (e.g., fasteners, hangers, bushings, clamps, couplings).
• Basic mechanical knowledge of machines, pumps, and piping systems.
• Proficient with mechanical and hydraulic conduit benders.
• Ability to read and interpret electrical diagrams and blueprints.
• Skilled in conduit layout, cutting, bending (up to 4" GRC and other types), and installation.
• Proficient in troubleshooting industrial electrical systems.
• Demonstrated understanding of NEC code, OSHA standards, and company safety procedures.
• Strong communication skills (oral and written), including email correspondence.
• Proficient with basic computer tools (Microsoft…