Industrial Automation Journeyman Electrician

A day in this roleYou’ll travel with a tight-knit crew to industrial sites across the country, wiring and commissioning automation systems that keep facilities moving. One week you may be installing power and controls for conveyor lines; the next, you’re troubleshooting a complex issue and guiding apprentices through best practices. Safety, quality, and collaboration with your foreman and project manager shape every shift. What you’ll do Lead and coach electrical apprentices on industrial automation projects of varying scope. Own jobsite safety and deliver work that meets or exceeds quality standards. Coordinate closely with foremen and project managers to hit milestones and deliverables. Diagnose electrical issues quickly and implement effective fixes. Share knowledge—train teammates on techniques, standards, and efficient methods. Adapt to changing priorities in a fast-paced environment. Travel to project locations nationwide as assignments require. What you bring Valid Journeyman Electrician license from any U.S. state. Team-first mindset and strong communication skills. Basic understanding of control systems is a plus—training available for the right candidate. Curiosity and drive to grow within industrial automation. Positive attitude and professionalism. Willingness to travel nationwide for project work. Core proficiencies Troubleshooting Industrial Automation Equipment National Electrical Code (NEC) Rigid Metal Conduit (RMT) Industrial Electrical Experience Electrical Schematic Reading Makes & technologies Conveyor Systems Compensation Pay Range: $35-$55 depending on experience, education, and licensing. Why All Systems At All Systems, your development matters. We invest in training, provide hands-on experience in automation, and offer a supportive environment where your contributions are seen and valued. Expect competitive compensation, growth opportunities, and a clear path to advance. #J-18808-Ljbffr Torrey Holistics