Journeyman Electricians

Job DescriptionJob DescriptionLicensed Journeyman Electricians & Electrical Apprentices – Up to $49/HR + Per DiemPOWER LABOR IS HIRING – 30 ELECTRICAL OPENINGS IN WINDSOR, COLORADO!We are hiring 15 Licensed Journeyman Electricians and 15 Licensed Electrical Apprentices for a long-term commercial/industrial electrical construction project in Windsor, Colorado.APPRENTICES ARE ENCOURAGED TO APPLY! If you have an active electrical apprentice registration and hands-on construction experience, we want to hear from you!START DATE: MONDAY, NOVEMBER 16 in Windsor, CO! – START ASAP!Candidates must be in Windsor, CO, and ready to report to work on Monday, November 16. Travelers must have their travel arrangements in place and be ready to start on schedule.PAY, PER DIEM & SCHEDULEJourneyman Electricians: Up to $49/hour.Licensed Electrical Apprentices: Up to $37/hour.Travelers: $175/day per diem.Local candidates: $100/day per diem.Day shift ONLY – No night shifts available.Long-term project.LICENSING REQUIREMENTSJOURNEYMAN ELECTRICIANS:An active Colorado Journeyman Electrician license is required before starting.Active journeyman licenses from the following reciprocal states are also accepted: Alaska, Arkansas, Idaho, Iowa, Minnesota, Montana, Nebraska, New Hampshire, New Mexico, North Dakota, Oklahoma, South Dakota, Utah, and Wyoming.Licensed electricians from other states are encouraged to apply! We can provide information about the Colorado Department of Regulatory Agencies (DORA) examination process to obtain a Colorado license. Candidates are responsible for their own examination and licensing fees.ELECTRICAL APPRENTICES:An active Colorado electrical apprentice registration is required before starting.If you hold an active electrical registration or license from another state, apply and let us know where your credentials were issued. We can provide information about the Colorado DORA examination and licensing process, where applicable. Candidates are responsible for their own examination and licensing fees.JOB RESPONSIBILITIESBend, install, and run EMT, RMC, and PVC conduit using hand and mechanical benders.Install cable trays, conduit supports, and electrical infrastructure.Pull, route, and terminate feeders and branch-circuit wiring.Install switchgear, transformers, panelboards, disconnects, lighting, controls, and receptacles.Complete grounding and bonding installations.Read and interpret blueprints, electrical drawings, one-line diagrams, and project specifications.Support all phases of new construction, from underground rough-in through trim-out, equipment startup, testing, punch lists, and commissioning.Follow NEC requirements, project specifications, and jobsite safety standards.QUALIFICATIONSActive Colorado Journeyman Electrician license or eligible reciprocal-state license for journeyman applicants.Active Colorado electrical apprentice registration for apprentice applicants.OSHA 10 or OSHA 30 certification required.NCCER certification is a plus.Commercial, industrial, manufacturing, or data center electrical experience preferred.Hands-on conduit bending, conduit installation, and wire-pulling experience strongly preferred.Must have your own hand and power tools.Reliable transportation.READY TO GET TO WORK?APPLY TODAY THROUGH ZIP RECRUITER!When applying, please include:Your electrical license or apprentice registration status.The state where your credentials were issued.Your relevant commercial or industrial electrical experience.Whether you are local or traveling.Confirmation that you can be in Windsor and ready to work Monday, November 16.30 OPENINGS – COMPETITIVE PAY – DAILY PER DIEM – LONG-TERM WORK!Travelers welcome, but you must be ready to report in Windsor on November 16!