Commercial Electrical Technician Apprentice

Overview Start Your Electrical Career Strong as a Commercial Electrical Technician Apprentice withNextech! Looking to grow your electrical career with a company that values your craft and invests in your future? At Nextech , we’re not just building services — we’re building careers. With over 2,000 team members nationwide and more than 30 years of success , we’ve become America’s largest HVAC/R service provider — and now we’re expanding our electrical team. We’ve earned our reputation through a relentless focus on quality, integrity, and value — not just for our customers, but for our people. If you're someone who takes pride in your work, thrives in a team environment, and wants to be part of something bigger, Nextech is where your future starts. What You’ll Be Doing Ready to turn your electrical education into hands‑on experience? As a Commercial Electrical Technician Apprentice, you’ll work alongside an experienced Journeyman Electrician Technician while developing the practical skills needed to build a successful career in the electrical trade. Assist experienced Electrical Technicians with commercial installation and maintenance work. Gain hands‑on experience supporting electrical installations at new construction sites. Observe experienced technicians and learn how to diagnose electrical issues. Develop your technical abilities through practical, on‑the‑job training and regular skill assessments. Learn to complete work safely, efficiently, and with a customer‑first mindset. Follow established safety procedures and make safe work practices a priority every day. Share information and workload with the team while helping deliver a positive customer experience. Travel to assigned customer sites and work overtime as needed, provided it does not interfere with academic coursework and performance. Take on additional related responsibilities as your skills and experience grow. Communicate effectively with customers, dispatch, supervisors, and team members regarding service needs, equipment issues, work status, and safety procedures. Read and interpret job‑related technical instructions and safety information and completes accurate service documentation. What Makes Nextech Different? This isn’t just an opportunity to get experience—it’s a chance to build the foundation for a long‑term career in the electrical field with structured training, mentorship, and opportunities to keep advancing. Reimbursement for state‑approved apprenticeship training. Hands‑on training alongside an experienced Journeyman Electrician Technician. Regular practical skill assessments designed to support your development. Training and testing toward OSHA 10 certification and Aerial Lift training. Mentoring and assistance developing a career path for future growth and continuing education. Real‑world experience working on commercial electrical installations and maintenance. Opportunities to grow your skills with a nationwide leader in commercial HVAC/R services. Study and coursework review required by your state‑structured apprenticeship program will be completed on your own time. Benefits: We’re committed to creating a workplace where great technicians do their best work — and get rewarded for it. Here’s what you can expect: Tool Allowance – Keep your tools in top condition with our support Paid Training & Career Development – Ongoing learning opportunities and education reimbursement Top‑Tier Health Insurance – Multiple plan options, including a FREE employee‑only plan Dental & Vision Coverage – Available after just 30 days Supplemental Insurance – Access accident, critical illness, disability, and life insurance options FREE Life Insurance – Coverage equal to your annual salary 401(k) with Company Match – 50% match on the first 6% of your contributions Time Off that Works for You: 7 Paid Holidays Generous Paid Time Off (PTO) Extra Perks – Discounts on travel, auto, dining, tech, and more Min Compensation USD $22.00/Hr. Max Compensation USD $30.00/Hr. What We’re Looking For You don’t need to know everything on day one. We’re looking for someone with the drive, dependability, and willingness to learn what it takes to become a skilled electrical professional. High school diploma or GED equivalent. Current enrollment in an electrical trade school or other state‑structured program. 1+ year in an electrical support role; some hands‑on electrical experience is preferred. Previous electrical industry or other service‑business experience is preferred. Valid driver’s license and acceptable driving record preferred. Positive attitude, high energy, integrity, and a strong desire to learn. Ability to take direction and eagerness to learn how to diagnose electrical issues. Strong problem‑solving, critical‑thinking, and attention‑to‑detail skills. Dependable with a strong sense of urgency, drive, and commitment to results. Confident, professional written and verbal communication skills. Professional appearance and presentation. Ability to operate software, a cell phone, and an iPad. Ability to work overtime and travel to assigned client sites as needed, provided these requirements do not interfere with academic coursework and performance. Communicate effectively in spoken and written English as required to perform the position’s essential duties. Includes: explaining service findings and work updates in an understandable manner to English‑speaking customers and team members; understanding and responding accurately to job‑related questions and safety instructions; reading and interpreting technical information in English; and completing accurate service records in English. Physical Requirements This is an active, hands‑on field position that requires the ability to safely work in commercial job‑site environments. Ability to lift up to 50 pounds. Ability to safely perform pulling, kneeling, squatting, reaching, bending, crouching, carrying, and pushing/pulling. Ability to safely ascend, descend, and work at heights using ladders and other equipment without exceeding manufacturer‑specified limits, including tools and materials. Ability to safely work from ladders up to 28–32 feet while remaining within manufacturer weight limits. Ability to work on bucket trucks and lift equipment at working heights up to 42 feet. Ability to travel to customer sites as needed. Ability to drive for extended periods, potentially 8–10 hours or more. Ability to operate a telephone and cell phone. Ability to alternate between sitting and standing throughout the workday. Role continuously requires vision, hearing, twisting, and talking. Ability to consistently follow all job‑site safety protocols and procedures. Ready to learn the trade, build real-world skills, and create a future in commercial electrical work? Apply today and start building your career with Nextech! #J-18808-Ljbffr Nextech