Electrical Journeyman

Job Opportunity

This role is ideal for commercial Journeymen with experience in retail, commercial, and industrial settings. Our technicians and electricians work on nationwide deployments, infrastructure upgrades, and large-scale rollouts for some of the world's largest brands, gaining exposure to the latest networking technologies and installation practices.

This role is dispatched from home, meaning you can live anywhere within the region and travel directly to project sites. Reporting directly to our Field Services Manager of the region, this role will require travel to any US state as needed.

Benefits include being part of a people-focused team leading the way in nationwide technology integration and deployment. You will enjoy a remote position, medical, dental, vision, FSA, 401K, life, short-term and long-term disability, paid time off with flexible scheduling options, company vehicle and cellphone reimbursement, continued education and training programs, travel expenses paid with zero out of pocket expenses, and exposure to the newest technology available.

Responsibilities include strict adherence to safety standards, installation, troubleshooting, and repair of electrical systems and circuits in retail, commercial, and industrial settings to meet National Electrical Code (NEC) standards, installation of EMT conduit pathways, wire, and breakers, maintaining as-built drawings and service records, experience with MAC type projects in retail, commercial, and industrial settings, managing and accurately logging time, expenses, material, and field resources throughout project lifecycles, management and maintenance of company assets and vehicle, and meeting company standards for pre-employment background checks and drug screening.

Requirements and qualifications include demonstrating the highest standards of ethics and integrity, understanding and demonstrating a safety mindset in all settings, a valid electrical license issued by your state of residence, the ability to travel extensively and sometimes with little notice to anywhere in the United States for several weeks at a time, flexibility to work the hours of the traditional second and third shifts, strong client/people relationship skills, knowledge of network infrastructure, structured cabling, and telecommunication equipment or the willingness to learn, phone, mobile application, and PC proficiency, ability to read and understand prints and schematics related to installation SOWs, a valid driver's license, meeting company standards for pre-employment background checks and drug screening, ability to clearly communicate verbally and in writing with employees and/or clients, manual dexterity required for frequent reaching, climbing, and lifting of objects, and ability to operate power tools.