Commercial Electrician

Join Premier Service CompanyMost electricians just want a job. We're looking for someone who wants a career.30+ years in business, 300+ team members, 100+ fleet vehicles, $25-$37 pay range.If you're reading this, you're probably good at your trade. Maybe you're good at it and underpaid. Maybe you're good at it and stuck working for a company that doesn't notice. Maybe you're ready for something bigger, maybe you're loyal to a fault.Here's what we're offering: large-scale commercial ground-up construction, real career advancement, and a company that has been building Birmingham metro since 1992 — and isn't slowing down.What's in it for you:$25–$37/hr DOE — ask us what DOE means for someone with your backgroundPaid vacation and holidaysFull benefits package inclusive of Healthcare, Dental, & Vision. 401(k) with Matching & MoreApprenticeship program through Skilled Trades of West Alabama — let us grow your career and wallet!A realistic path to foreman, project manager, or your own Master Electrical LicenseWork on projects worth talking about — not the dollar stores & cookie-cutter retail boxesLearn & train on industry leading technology & construction programs.What we're looking for:3+ years of commercial electrical experience — new construction background preferredJourneyman's License preferred, but not required for the right candidate with the right attitudeYou can read a set of prints without being walked through themYou show up on time, work clean, and take pride in what you installValid driver's license; ability to pass a background check and drug screenAuthorized to work in the United StatesWe do not require 5 years of experience, a laundry list of certifications, or a cover letter. We require people who are serious about the trade.The work:Commercial ground-up new construction — from slab to energizationRun conduit, pull wire, and install switchgear, panels, and distribution equipmentRead and build from full construction blueprints and electrical drawingsLead small crews on assigned scopes of work on large project sitesWork to National Electrical Code standards — We follow it to the letterWhat we're building:Projects we've powered in Birmingham:Coca-Cola AmphitheatreA $46M, 9,300-seat outdoor concert venue in downtown Birmingham — one of the most significant entertainment builds in this city's recent history. Our crews wired it.UAB Lyons Harrison Faculty Office TowerA major facility on the UAB medical campus serving one of the largest university health systems in the Southeast. High-stakes, high-complexity commercial electrical work.West Row · El Barrio · Paramount — Downtown Birmingham DevelopmentA multi-building mixed-use development reshaping Birmingham's downtown core. The kind of project that puts an electrician's name on a city's future.These aren't cookie-cutter retail build-outs. These are projects people will talk about for decades — the kind that end up on your résumé and your grandkids' Google Maps.Where this goes:Every single one of our electrical project managers started exactly where you are right now. This is not a line in a job posting — it's how Premier Service Company has operated since day one.Apprentice - Lead Man - Foreman - Project Manager - Master ElectricianThrough our partnership with Skilled Trades of West Alabama, we actively grow apprentices into licensed Journeymen — and Journeymen into Master Electricians. If you want to climb this ladder, we will help you climb it.About Premier Service Company:Premier Service Company has been part of the Birmingham market since 1992. In over three decades of commercial contracting, we've grown from a crew of seven to a team of more than 300 — and our electrical division has been at the center of that growth. We focus on large-scale commercial new construction: the kind of projects that require a full crew of serious tradespeople working long-form, complex scopes from the ground up.We build things — big things — and we need electricians who want to be part of that.Ready? Apply NowPremier Service Company is an Equal Opportunity Employer