Traveling Industrial Electrician

The Role We’re looking for a skilled Journeyman Industrial Electrician who thrives in the field, takes pride in quality work, and is ready to tackle complex installations across the country. If you have strong hands-on experience with industrial electrical systems and a commitment to safety, we want to hear from you. What You’ll Do Install industrial production equipment electrical systems, including conduit (GRC, EMT, galvanized, stainless steel) using manual and hydraulic benders Build cable tray systems; pull, route, and terminate wire and cable Wire and terminate sensors, motors, MCCs, electrical cabinets, and power distribution panels up to 480V Read and interpret electrical schematics, building blueprints, and the NEC Troubleshoot, commission, and start up industrial machinery Detect and resolve wiring errors and other field issues Maintain a safe jobsite and adhere to all safety standards What You Bring Journeyman Electrician license (any U.S. state) or equivalent industrial experience Solid background in industrial electrical installation projects Experience with commissioning, troubleshooting, and startup of industrial machinery Ability to read electrical schematics and blueprints Valid Driver’s License OSHA 10 certification (or willingness to obtain) Willingness and ability to travel100% of the time Your own hand tools Ability to work 50+ hours per week on a regular basis Compensation & Benefits Pay: $24–$32/hr, based on experience and certifications Per Diem: $90/day to cover meals and incidentals while traveling Opportunity to work on high-complexity projects across diverse industrial sectors nationwide IPME Corp. is an equal opportunity employer. We celebrate diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees. #J-18808-Ljbffr IPME