Journeyman Wireman -- Power Distribution & Controls (Field)

Job Description

Job Description

Join D‑Riven’s traveling installation team

We build, modify, relocate, and remove industrial electrical systems nationwide. If you’re a licensed Journeyman who thrives on field work, safety, and craftsmanship, you’ll fit right in.

Your impact

• Champion safety on every task, following D‑Riven standards and customer site rules; perform and verify LOTO before work starts.
• Execute installation work under the direction of master electricians and project engineers.
• Assemble infrastructure: measure/cut/bend EMT, thread rigid, and install Unistrut frames, hangers, cable trays, and conduit.
• Complete wire pulls and terminations (manual and mechanically assisted) for distribution and controls.
• Mount panels, disconnects, junction boxes, and motors; trace and label conductors before equipment removal.
• Repair/replace worn or failed power distribution components and reassemble equipment to spec.
• Develop task‑level material lists; organize tools, supplies, and parts; maintain clean work areas and equipment.
• Coach apprentices and oversee quality of workmanship.

Travel rhythm

• 100% travel to projects across the U.S., typically 3–4 weeks (sometimes a few months) on site before a break.
• Company‑paid and prearranged travel: flights, hotels, and rental cars.
• Mileage reimbursement at $0.725/mile when you drive your personal vehicle from home to the work site (excludes daily hotel‑to‑site travel).
• $70.00 daily per diem.
• Continuous travel expected as part of the field team, with occasional holiday downtime.

Pay and benefits

• $31.00–$35.00 per hour starting (commensurate with experience and skill level).
• Time‑and‑a‑half for hours worked over 40 in a week.
• Accrual of 120 hours of PTO (vacation, sick, personal) with manager approval for use.
• Health coverage begins the first day of the month after your start date.
• Benefits include: 401(k), 401(k) match, health, dental, vision, life insurance, FSA, EAP, paid time off, and a retirement plan.

Qualifications

• Active Journeyman Electrician license; trade school training preferred.
• High school diploma or GED.
• Working knowledge of electrical theory, three‑phase systems, and industrial wiring.
• Experience with aerial lifts, forklifts, and other powered equipment.
• Reliable vehicle for interstate travel and a personal hand‑tool kit (wrenches, sockets, etc.).
• Comfort with electrical schematics and field layout.

Equipment you’ll handle

• Aerial lifts
• Conduit piping systems
• Electrical schematics
• Electrical/hydraulic pipe benders (including up to 4")

This description reflects the core scope of work; site management may assign additional responsibilities as project needs change.