Electrician Installer

Job Description

Job Description

Electrician Installer - HVAC Controls Focused - Data Center Environment

$28–34/hr DOE

TEC Electric is hiring Electrician Installers to support the installation of low voltage building automation systems (BAS), control wiring, and associated electrical infrastructure on commercial projects.

This is a field-based role focused heavily on installation (not programming), working alongside controls technicians and project teams to ensure systems are installed safely, efficiently, and according to project specifications.

DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES

• Install EMT, rigid, and PVC conduit for low-voltage HVAC control systems
• Run and terminate low-voltage control wiring and signal circuits
• Install cable tray, duct banks, and associated supports
• Mount and install control panels, enclosures, and field devices
• Perform terminations for control, power, and communication wiring
• Assist with installation of HVAC sensors, actuators, and control components
• Follow control drawings, electrical schematics, and project plans
• Support commissioning and startup teams during project closeout
• Maintain a clean, safe, and organized job site

QUALIFICATIONS

Must-Have:

• 3+ years of experience as an electrician (commercial, industrial, or solar preferred)
• Experience with conduit installation (EMT, rigid, PVC)
• Experience pulling wire and performing electrical terminations
• Ability to read and interpret electrical drawings and schematics
• Strong understanding of job site safety practices (OSHA standards)
• Reliable transportation and ability to travel to job sites as needed

WORK ENVIRONMENT & EXPECTATIONS

• Field-based role working on active construction and industrial job sites
• 10 hour days required
• Must be able to lift, climb, bend, and work in physically demanding conditions
• Standard working hours may vary based on project schedules and deadlines

WHY TEC ELECTRIC

TEC Electric offers the opportunity to work on large-scale commercial projects while gaining exposure to the rapidly growing building automation and controls field. This role provides a pathway for electricians to expand their skillset into controls and BAS systems over time.