Electrical Apprentice - Currently Seeking 3rd & 4th Year

About Us Rocky Mountain Electric (RME) is a second-generation, family‑owned electrical contracting firm based in Boise, Idaho, with a branch in Salt Lake City, Utah. Since 1978 RME has set the standard for electrical construction, electrical service and maintenance. Our customer‑centric approach is second to none, as is our expertise and enthusiasm for what we do. Consistently working in Idaho, Utah and Oregon, RME is an established leader in all phases of construction, maintenance and service. RME is a family company with family values. Our team is made up of a unique dynamic of knowledge, focus, experience, and skills. We offer decades of experience mixed with youth and enthusiasm, and a tireless work ethic. If you’re interested in working with a group of talented individuals in the electrical contracting field, we would love you to join our team! Employee Benefits 100% Company Paid Health Insurance for Employee and Family (HSA option available) 100% Company Paid Dental Insurance 100% Company Paid Vision Insurance 100% Company Paid Group Short‑Term Disability 100% Company Paid Group Life Insurance Voluntary Supplemental Insurance Options (Short‑Term Disability, Long‑Term Disability, Accident, Critical Illness, Hospital Indemnity and Life Insurance) 401(k) Retirement with a 5% company match Paid Vacation Paid Holidays Competitive Wages Future Advancement Opportunities Positive Team and Skill Enhancing Atmosphere Professional Development Training A family. This is on the list because it’s most important. We care about our team and expect you to bring that same care when you join our team. We do more than just work together. You’ll come to love our company outings and you’ll build life‑long friendships. Summary An Electrical Apprentice possesses basic knowledge of new construction and demo electrical power installation, including but not limited to alterations, additions, and/or repairs of electrical systems, conductors, and associated materials and equipment within the electrical industry. Apprentice Electricians are responsible for planning, diagramming, installing, and repairing electrical fixtures, apparatus, and control equipment such as switches, relays, and circuit breaker panels, in addition to measuring, cutting, bending, threading, assembling, and installing electrical conduit (pipe or tubing), and pulling wire through conduit. They consistently test circuits to ensure compatibility and safety of components, using instruments such as the ohmmeter and other testing equipment. Responsibilities Dig trenches or holes for installation of conduit or supports, hand holes, man holes and foundations Install copper‑clad ground rods, using a manual post driver Break up concrete using an air hammer to facilitate installation, construction or repair of equipment Transport tools, materials, equipment and supplies to work site by hand truck or heavy motorized truck Raise, lower or position equipment tools and materials using hoist hand line or block and tackle Inform Journeyman of material needs Maintain tools and equipment and keep parts and supplies in order Perform semi‑skilled and unskilled laboring duties related to the installation, maintenance and repair of a wide variety of electrical systems and equipment Thread conduit ends, connect couplings and fabricate and secure conduit support brackets using hand tools Drill holes and pull or push wiring through openings, using hand and power tools Clean work area and tools Year 1 Apprentice Must be able to interpret and follow the National Electric Code and comply with state and local building codes Must have all tools located on Apprentice Tool List Must be enrolled or scheduled to enroll in electrical apprenticeship program Must maintain valid apprenticeship card and have it on your person at all times during work hours Must be capable of following instructions, have good communication skills, and the ability to retain information Must be capable of identifying materials used in the trade Completion of required safety trainings Recommended completion of 16 electrical continuing education credits Must complete OSHA 10 Year 2 Apprentice Valid Apprentice Electrician license with the State of Idaho Enrolled in Electrical Apprenticeship Program – 1st year of school completed with a ‘C’ or better average 2000+ hours electrical experience in the field documented Expanded knowledge of electrical systems, codes, and regulations Proficiency in interpreting electrical diagrams and blueprints Experience in basic electrical installations and repairs Ability to work independently under limited supervision Familiarity with electrical testing equipment and procedures Year 3 Apprentice Valid Apprentice Electrician license with the State of Idaho Enrolled in Electrical Apprenticeship Program – 2nd year of school completed with a ‘C’ or better average 4000+ hours electrical experience in the field documented Advanced knowledge of electrical systems, components, and their functions Experience in complex electrical installations, repairs, and troubleshooting Ability to lead small projects and mentor less experienced apprentices Strong understanding of electrical codes and safety regulations Proficient use of electrical tools, equipment, and testing instruments Year 4 Apprentice Valid Apprentice Electrician license with the State of Idaho Enrolled in Electrical Apprenticeship Program – 3rd year of school completed with a ‘C’ or better average 6000+ hours electrical experience in the field documented Comprehensive knowledge of electrical systems, components, and their applications Expertise in electrical installations, maintenance, and repairs Ability to work independently on complex electrical projects Proficient troubleshooting skills and the ability to identify and resolve issues efficiently Excellent understanding of electrical codes, regulations, and safety protocols Physical Demands & Qualifications Must be able to bend, stoop, squat, crawl, climb, kneel, balance, push, pull, and reach overhead Ability to hear and respond to conversations, phone calls and other sounds Lift over 50 lbs Stand 90% of the day Climb ladders Possess good vision (normal or corrected) Carry material from one location to another or floor to floor Lifting and work with tools above head Lifting, positioning and fastening of heavy electrical equipment Lifting, positioning and fasting objects such as light fixtures, wire, conduit, junction boxes, motors and other equipment Must be able to work from A‑Frames, extension ladders, boom lift, scaffolds and aerial work platforms at various heights Identify and separate wires by color Dig and work in trenches Valid driver's license with a clean driving record Ability to pass pre‑employment drug screening and background check Rocky Mountain Electric Core Values Willingness to Learn & Grow Loyalty Leadership Expectation of Excellence Professionalism If you want to be part of something bigger than just a job – make this career move and find exactly what you’re looking for. You will work in a place where you will be appreciated by your team and customers, and where your work has a direct effect on the success of the company. #J-18808-Ljbffr Rocky Mountain Electric