Journeyman Electrician

This role puts a licensed journeyman on active commercial work where layout, workmanship, and schedule decide whether a building opens safely. Performance Objectives Install, terminate, and test branch circuits, feeders, and lighting so assigned systems energize without rework and pass inspection on the first submission.

Journeyman Electrician
Power, lighting, and life-safety systems only count when they are installed clean, inspected once, and ready for occupancy. This role puts a licensed journeyman on active commercial work where layout, workmanship, and schedule decide whether a building opens safely. You will own assigned scopes from rough-in through energization and punch—not wait for someone else to define done.
Performance Objectives

• Install, terminate, and test branch circuits, feeders, and lighting so assigned systems energize without rework and pass inspection on the first submission.
• Read plans, risers, and specifications and lay out conduit, devices, and equipment so rough-in matches design and real field conditions.
• Find and correct faults before turnover, cutting callbacks and keeping electrical milestones on the look-ahead schedule.
• Direct apprentices on daily tasks so safety, productivity, and finish quality meet job standards.
• Apply NEC, OSHA, and site rules on every task, including lockout/tagout, with zero recordable incidents on your work.
• Coordinate with the general contractor, other trades, and inspectors so conflicts are resolved before they stop the crew.
• Deliver accurate as-builts, test results, and closeout documents so the owner can operate and maintain the systems.

Environment & Resources
You will work on commercial construction or renovation sites with a field crew, reporting to a foreman or superintendent. Plans, lifts, materials, and standard test equipment are provided to the job; you bring the hand tools and license expected of a journeyman. Schedules follow the project look-ahead, with overtime when milestones require it.
Essential Qualifications

• Current journeyman electrician license in good standing where the work is performed.
• At least four years installing commercial power, lighting, and related systems.
• Demonstrated ability to read prints and install conduit, devices, and equipment to those drawings.
• Working knowledge of the NEC and safe lockout/tagout practice.
• Valid driver’s license and the ability to work at heights on active construction sites.
• A record of coaching apprentices without sacrificing quality or safety.

Role Selling Points

• Success is measured by inspectable, working systems—not hours on a timesheet.
• You see design intent through to a finished install, not a single repetitive task.
• Craft and code compliance are treated as the job, not optional extras.
• Clear objectives show what excellent performance looks like from day one.
• Reliable delivery of larger scopes is the path to more responsibility.

Call to Action
If you can turn drawings into code-compliant power that passes the first time, apply with your license, recent project types, and where you are authorized to work.