Electrical Team Lead

Electrical Crew Lead Oregon, WI (near Madison) | Full-time, on-site | $45-$50/hr About the OpportunityA global electrical manufacturer is hiring an Electrical Crew Lead for its Oregon, WI facility. The plant builds custom modular steel buildings that house and protect critical electrical and control equipment. In this hands-on leadership role, you’ll guide a small crew of electricians, keep the team set up with materials and tools, and own the quality of the electrical installation on your assigned projects.

You’ll work in the same location every day, in a controlled shop environment, with no jobsite travel.

What You’ll DoLead and work alongside a crew of electricians installing power, lighting, and communication systems inside modular buildings.

Make sure the crew is ready for production, with materials, resources, and tools in place before work begins.

Plan the wiring and installation of equipment and fixtures such as switches, circuit breakers, and panel boards.

Read and explain blueprints, specifications, and job orders to the crew, and assign daily tasks.

Set up and run conduit cutting, threading, and bending equipment.

Test circuits for continuity, compatibility, and safety using a volt/ohmmeter and other test instruments.

Install wiring and fixtures to company standards and the National Electrical Code.

Adjust work procedures to meet production schedules, and solve problems on the floor as they come up.

Train crew members on installation standards for quality and consistency.

Partner with supervisors to finish projects within time and material targets.

Recommend improvements to production methods, equipment use, and product quality.

Build a positive, motivated team that takes pride in its work.

What You’ll Bring An active State of Wisconsin Journeyman or Master Electrician license (required).5+ years of electrical installation experience in manufacturing, construction, or a related trade.

A working knowledge of the National Electrical Code.

Experience leading, training, or mentoring electricians or apprentices.

The ability to read blueprints and electrical drawings.

Strong communication skills and a willingness to hold the crew accountable for quality and safety.

A high school diploma or equivalent.

Schedule6:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Monday through Thursday, with up to 10 hours on Fridays.

Why You’ll Want to JoinA steady day shift that gets you home every night.

The same location every day, with no jobsite chasing, union dues, or parking fees.

Holiday pay from day one.

A clear path to Electrical Supervisor.

Medical, dental, and vision coverage, plus a 401(k) and an employee stock purchase plan, both with a company match.

Tuition reimbursement, paid time off, and a well-being program.