Apprentice Electrician (1-5 Years)

The Apprentice Electrician participates in the company’s five-year, Arizona-state-certified in-house apprenticeship program. Apprentices receive supervised, progressive on-the-job training combined with classroom instruction approved by the Arizona Department of Economic Security Apprenticeship Office . Under supervision, Apprentices learn electrical installation, safety, and trade fundamentals in compliance with the National Electrical Code (NEC) and Arizona Administrative Code R20-5-601 through R20-5-621 . Key Responsibilities: All Years Accurately record daily time in QBO Time and submit per company policy. Follow all company, OSHA, and ADOSH safety procedures; use required PPE. Maintain organized work areas, tools, and materials; participate in daily cleanup. Document progress and assigned tasks in Procore when directed. Complete required classroom modules, assessments, and OJT hours each year. Participate actively in pre-task and toolbox meetings. Year 1 Assist with material handling, wire pulls, conduit prep, and site readiness. Learn safe tool use and basic electrical terminology. Year 2 Install basic branch circuits, lighting, and devices under supervision. Begin reading simple blueprints and learning layout procedures. Year 3 Perform feeder and conduit installations with limited supervision. Support field QA/QC and as-built documentation. Year 4 Execute complex installations (panels, motors, controls) under Journeyman oversight. Help lead pre-task planning and assist in mentoring junior Apprentices. Year 5 Work with minimal supervision; perform full installations meeting NEC standards. Demonstrate readiness for Journeyman licensing through Arizona ROC trade exam, NASCLA Accredited Electrical Exam or equivalent Skills & Qualifications: Enrollment in or completion of a state-registered 5-year electrical apprenticeship program . High school diploma or GED. Strong mechanical aptitude and attention to detail. Reliable attendance and safe work habits. Ability to lift 50 lbs., climb ladders, and work in construction environments.

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Preferred Systems & Tools: Familiarity with Procore (daily documentation) and QBO Time (timekeeping). Exposure to Service Fusion is a plus. Understanding of torque and testing tool calibration best practices per NECA 1-2015 . Working Conditions: Field-based construction sites, subject to Arizona heat, dust, and typical construction hazards. Requires compliance with all PPE and safety requirements. Seniority Level: Low-Level Location: Phoenix, AZ Job Type: Full-Time #J-18808-Ljbffr TBL Mission Critical