Journeyman Electrician

Dallas, TX Typically 5 10's nightshift 8pm-6:30am MUST have conveyor experience MUST have clean background to obtain a badge at the airport $34/hr + $100 Daily PD (for those residing outside a 90 mile radius of job) $36/hr for locals We are looking for a skilled journeyman electrician to add to our growing team. In this role, it will be your job to assist our customers in the maintenance, repair, and installation of their electrical systems. We are hoping to hire a journeyman electrician who has already completed an electrician apprenticeship, but we are open to considering the right candidate who has not. Benefits Competitive Pay Employer Paid Dental insurance Employer Paid Vision insurance Employer Paid Life insurance Affordable PPO Health insurance Paid Holidays Responsibilities: The primary duties of a Journeyman Electrician is to focus on installing, maintaining, and repairing electrical systems in various setting. Their responsibilities can vary significantly not only from one position to another but also from day to day in the same role. On any given day, they may undertake a range of tasks, including: Bending and installing exposed conduit inclusive of EMT and/or Rigid conduit Installation of wire way, cable trey, junction boxes, photo eyes, start/stop switches Read blueprints, schematics, and drawings Working knowledge of NEC and NFPA 70E (Standard for electrical safety in the workplace) Knowledgeable on electrical maintenance and mechanics of test equipment Demonstrate and uphold all core values such as integrity, accountability, and teamwork Maintain security and limited access to BHS and screening equipment Requirements: General Electrical Journeyman License or Manufacturing Plant Electrical license Electronic schooling in controllers, data gathering and solid-state controls, HMI technology, computers or PLC's is preferred. Five years of verifiable experience running and bending EMT and rigid conduit Three years experience working with automated baggage handling or materials handling systems is preferred. Familiarity with medium and low voltage systems including repairs and adjustments Capability to terminate medium voltage connections and safely work with medium voltage gear Ability to understand and interpret the NEC Read and follow prints, drawings, and schematics Ensure all safety requirements of lockout/tag out procedures are strictly adhered to Experience working in an aviation or industrial setting is desirable. Ability to obtain and maintain eligibility for unescorted access to secure areas of the airport is required. Valid driver's license is required. Skills and Abilities: Must possess strong trouble shooting skills and the knowledge to use computers and software to do so. Strong mechanical aptitude. Ability to: Work in tight spaces and at heights. Work in noisy, heated environment in and around fast-moving equipment. Lift and move up to 100 pounds with or without assistance. Follow instructions and meet deadlines in a fast-paced working environment. Work independently, with little or no supervision. Exercise good judgment in the absence of specific direction. Communicate well both orally and in writing. Work cooperatively with internal and external customers including the Transportation Security Administration (TSA), Airport Operations Supervisors (AOS), Portland Airline Consortium (PAC), airport tenants, and airline personnel. CRAS specializes in conveyor systems/carousel claims units at airports and industrial warehouse facilities nationwide. CRAS adheres to a strict Substance abuse policy. Employment within CRAS is contingent upon successful completion of Pre-Employment 10-year background screening as well as a 10-Panel non DOT drug screening. #J-18808-Ljbffr