Entry Level Electrician

Entry Level Electrical Installer

To assist/perform installation of basic electrical wiring, outlets, lights and switches to company standards while providing the customer with a high-quality experience. Works under the supervision and guidance of a senior level installer. May be able to perform standard electrical tasks unsupervised and unassisted.

This is a full-time position, and hours of work are Monday through Friday, 7:00 a.m. to 4 pm. Occasional evening and weekend work may be required as job duties demand.

Minimum of 6 months residential install experience. Must pass drug and background screens. Valid driver's license and insurable through company insurance carrier. Able to communicate clearly in English both verbally and in writing. Possess tools necessary to perform work at Install Level 2 (Company to provide list). Ability to work with tools used in the job in a safe manner.

Electrical Training Certificate. Completion of Level 1 Electrical Skills.

Must be able to perform all duties of a Level 1 Installer. Maintain professional appearance and attitude always. Maintains required levels of truck stock items. Utilize all safety precautions and wear appropriate safety equipment at all times. Clean truck as needed, including exterior washing and interior cleanings. Operate company vehicle following all safety standards and applicable laws. Properly use all tools and ladders in a safe manner. Follow instructions from supervisor in a timely manner. Immediately report any problems with company tools or vehicles to the office. Work well with customers, co-workers and other subcontractors. Properly prepare the job site using drop cloths, moving furniture or obstructions and prepare surface areas using floor protectors. Clean job site. Job site should be picked up and left in a condition better or equivalent to that as when we arrived. This includes moving all trash and debris, sweeping or vacuuming site, removing all tools, parts and equipment. Properly nail boxes per blueprints and building codes. Communicate with lead installer to nail boxes outside of blueprint specifications/building codes to meet owner/builder's requests. Properly drill holes as instructed by lead installer. Properly run romex from panel to specified box location as instructed by lead installer. Properly run low-voltage cables from media panel to specified box location as instructed by lead installer. Properly loop circuits as directed by the lead installer. Pick up parts, supplies and equipment from distributors in company vehicle as needed or required. Properly tie in outlets, lights, and switches (single pole and 3-way). Properly build a standard residential service and/or have the basic knowledge to install metering in a multi-family setting. Ability to read and follow basic blueprints. Ability to utilize ServiceTitan without manager help. Ability to understand and install branch circuits to meet National Electric Code (NEC). Have an understanding of how to read a voltage meter. Ability to accurately count up material on a project. Ability to complete electrical trim out in a house/apartment with minor supervision. This also requires lists of missing material/what's left to complete per job. Ability to meet target hours provided by the lead installer. Complete necessary processes to support invoices, estimates, purchase orders, inventory, timecards and other information provided to customers, coworkers and supervisors as needed. Other duties as assigned.

Communication. Job specific knowledge and skills for job level. Technical/Professional skills and knowledge. Continuous Learning and Professional Development. Organizational Skills. Preparation for Every Day. On-Time Daily. Customer/Client focused. Quality Oriented/Work Standards. Safety Awareness. Stress Tolerance.

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Environment consists of extreme variations due to conditions, including but not limited to: heat, cold, wet, wind, sunlight, absence of light, insects, animals, mammals, reptiles and other conditions deemed by worksite.

Reaching, bending, stooping, walking, sitting, crawling, squatting. Holding, carrying objects and lifting – including heavy objects such as equipment up to 300 pounds. Use of tools and equipment such as hand tools and ladders including extension ladders. Must be able to work in small, confined work spaces such as attics or crawl spaces for extended periods of time.

Overall understanding of most electrical replacement/installations. Ability to complete all duties required. Positive attitude and hard work ethic. Recommendation for advancement from Field Training Supervisor.