Residential Electrician

Minimum Experience Requirements
4+ years of residential electrical experience

Job Responsibilities/Expected Proficiencies

• Use and care of basic hand tools and company tools
• Identification of fasteners for specific uses
• Following directions and thinking ahead
• Self-organization
• Installing fixtures and devices – proper termination
• Bending and installing single conduit up to 1”
• Following layouts and installing branch circuitry
• Attention to detail
• Planning, bending, and installing EMT, rigid, and PVC conduit
• Following directions for installation of feeder conduits and gear
• Understanding lighting controls means and methods
• Understanding of conduit and wire types and applications
• Planning and/or setting up wire pulls
• Using wire crimping tools
• Understanding construction documents
• Troubleshooting
• Transformer installation
• Knowledge of the National Electrical Code
• Willingness to travel

Physical Requirements
Electricians must be able to lift 50+ pounds, work from a ladder or scaffold, work overhead, and perform without hindrance activities that involve repetitive reaching, stretching, squatting, kneeling, crouching, and/or bending. They must also be able to work in varied climate conditions, and should possess good balance, depth perception, eye-hand coordination, and the stamina to perform physically demanding construction work. Above all, a candidate must be able to safely perform the duties and responsibilities normally and reasonably expected of a tradesperson in their position.

Additional Requirements and/or Expectations

• High School diploma or GED
• Provide a minimum of two (2) professional references
• Own and provide basic personal tools of the trade
• Valid driver’s license and a reliable means of transportation
• Show up every day on time.
• Appreciate instruction from leaders.
• Let your work ethic speak for you.