Licensed Journeyman Electrician

Licensed Journeyman ElectricianThis long-term opportunity is ideal for a licensed journeyman electrician who wants steady, direct-hire work on large utility-scale solar projects. You will perform electrical duties on a major solar construction site in Arkansas, with the potential to travel to additional projects in other states as part of a strong, ongoing project pipeline. This role offers the chance to grow within a well-established organization while working on impactful renewable energy installations.Responsibilities:Perform commercial and industrial electrical work on a large utility-scale solar construction site.Install, maintain, and troubleshoot electrical systems and equipment in accordance with applicable codes and standards.Read and interpret electrical drawings, schematics, and construction plans to complete installations accurately.Ensure all electrical work complies with safety regulations, local codes, and project specifications.Collaborate with construction teams and other trades on-site to coordinate work and maintain project schedules.Use appropriate tools and equipment to complete electrical tasks efficiently and safely in an outdoor environment.Support the successful completion of solar project milestones through high-quality workmanship and reliability.Adapt to varying workloads, including regular overtime, while maintaining safe and consistent performance.Essential Skills:Active licensed journeyman electrician credential in Arkansas or a reciprocal state, with a valid journeyman (JW) card.Experience in commercial or industrial electrical work.Experience in construction environments, preferably on large-scale projects.Ability to work safely and effectively on outdoor solar construction sites.Capability to read and interpret electrical plans and technical documentation.Strong adherence to electrical codes, safety standards, and best practices.Reliability and willingness to work Monday through Saturday with potential overtime.Additional Skills & Qualifications:Solar project experience is a plus but not required.Comfort working on utility-scale renewable energy projects.Ability to travel to additional project sites in other states as needed.Willingness to grow within the organization and take on new responsibilities over time.Why Work Here?Employees benefit from direct-hire placement into a stable, long-term role with a strong pipeline of projects, creating reliable employment and growth opportunities. Team members are eligible for comprehensive company benefits and receive taxable subsistence support while on assignment. There is potential for performance-based pay increases, including a possible 2% raise after 30 successful days, and opportunities to continue developing skills on large, utility-scale solar projects.Work Environment:The role is based on an outdoor solar construction site, working primarily Monday through Saturday, with regular opportunities for overtime ranging from approximately 5 to 20 hours per week. You will work in a field-based environment typical of large-scale construction projects, using standard electrical and construction tools and equipment. Conditions may include varying weather, uneven terrain, and coordination with multiple trades on a busy, active job site.Job Type & Location:This is a Permanent position based out of Little Rock, AR.Pay and Benefits:The pay range for this position is $83200.00 - $83200.00/yr. Individual compensation offered for this position within this range will depend on many factors, including qualifications, skills, relevant experience, job knowledge, geographic location, internal equity, and other pertinent job-related factors.See Mackenzie for benefits PDF