Industrial Power Systems Electrician (Journeyperson)

What your day looks like

You’ll be the go-to expert bringing power to industrial and commercial facilities—installing, maintaining, troubleshooting, and repairing complex electrical systems. From planning conduit runs to commissioning energized equipment, you’ll ensure every task is completed safely, efficiently, and to code.

Morning

• Review electrical drawings, blueprints, schematics, and specifications to plan conduit routing and equipment layouts.
• Lay out and bend EMT, rigid, and PVC; install and secure conduit and supports; route pipe for clean, code-compliant runs.
• Pull, label, and terminate conductors and cabling with precise workmanship.

Midday

• Install, service, and troubleshoot switchgear, transformers, motor controls/MCCs, and distribution equipment.
• Work across voltages from 480V 3-phase down to 120V branch circuits.
• Set panels, breakers, disconnects, receptacles, switches, and lighting systems.
• Diagnose faults, equipment failures, and power distribution issues; correct root causes.

Afternoon

• Perform equipment startup, testing, commissioning, and verification of proper operation.
• Coordinate closely with contractors, maintenance teams, and project stakeholders to keep installs and upgrades on track.
• Ensure compliance with the NEC, safety regulations, and company policies at every step.

Tools & Team

• We provide select tooling such as pipe benders, pipe cutters, and pipe stands; employees supply remaining personal tools.
• An apprentice helper may be assigned to support your work; apprentice helpers are also being considered within the hiring pool.

What you’ll bring

• OSHA 10 certification.
• Current journeyperson electrician license; the staffing agency will verify and provide proof of license.
• Ability to lift 50 lbs.
• Comfort working at heights, on ladders and lifts, and in confined spaces where applicable.