Journeyman Electrician | ONEOK

For over 35 years, ISC has delivered safe, high-quality engineering, construction, and maintenance solutions across a wide range of industries and complex work environments .

We are Powered by People , and our people are the foundation of everything we accomplish . At ISC, Associates have opportunities to build their skills, take on meaningful challenges, and grow their careers while contributing to work they can be proud of.

ISC is seeking experienced Journeyman Electricians to support industrial electrical construction, installation, and maintenance projects.

The Journeyman Electrician will install and support electrical raceway systems, conduit, cable tray, wire and cable, motor controls, transformers, switch gear, motor-control centers (MCCs), and power distribution equipment while completing work safely and in accordance with drawings, specifications, electrical codes, and project standards.

• Long-term career and advancement opportunities
• Craft training and professional development
• Complex industrial electrical and instrumentation projects
• Collaborative,
  safety-focused work environment

• Fabricate and install rigid, aluminum, EMT, Plasti-Bond, and PVC conduit
  , raceways, and supports.
• Measure, cut, bend, thread, and assemble conduit using mechanical and hydraulic benders.
• Install cable tray, electrical wire and cable, junction boxes, panels, and associated supports
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• Install and support MCCs, switch gear, transformers, breakers, fuses, bus duct, motors, and motor-control equipment
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• Perform electrical equipment terminations and cable splicing or stress-cone terminations when qualified and authorized.
• Read and interpret electrical blueprints, one-line diagrams, schematics, wiring diagrams, specifications, and equipment documentation
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• Apply applicable National Electrical Code (NEC) requirements to assigned work.
• Perform electrical troubleshooting and use testing equipment within your level of qualification and authorization.
• Inspect installations for proper routing, alignment, clearances, connections, identification, and workmanship.
• Identify installation conflicts, electrical deficiencies, and constructability concerns and communicate them to field leadership.
• Follow applicable OSHA requirements, electrical safe-work practices, Lockout/Tagout procedures, PPE requirements, and project safety standards
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• Participate in pre-task planning, job hazard analyses, housekeeping, and other jobsite safety activities.

• Minimum four years of craft-specific electrical experience or an equivalent combination of electrical training and hands-on construction experience.
• Experience in industrial, manufacturing, commercial, power generation, petrochemical, chemical, or other large-scale construction environments
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• Experience with conduit installation and bending, cable tray, wire and cable installation, electrical equipment, and power distribution systems
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• Experience working with MCCs, switch gear, transformers, motors, motor controls, breakers, and fuses
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• Ability to perform electrical equipment terminations.
• Ability to read and interpret electrical drawings, schematics, specifications, and construction documents.
• Working knowledge of applicable National Electrical Code requirements
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• Ability to safely use electrical hand, power, hydraulic, and pneumatic tools and applicable testing equipment.
• Knowledge of electrical safety practices and OSHA requirements.
• Strong attention to detail, quality workmanship, dependable attendance, and ability to work effectively as part of an electrical construction crew.

Experience in industrial electrical construction, E&I construction, manufacturing, petrochemical and chemical facilities, advanced manufacturing,…