Licensed Electrical Apprentice / Journeyman

Stand-By Personnel

  • Tulsa, OK
  • 3 days ago

    Highlights

    Stand-By Personnel is seeking a Licensed Electrical Apprentice or Journeyman to support the assembly and electrical wiring of E-Units and Power Units used in data center and oil & gas applications. This position focuses on building and wiring electrical panels, installing controls and electrical components, troubleshooting systems, and performing testing and quality inspections.

    Numbers & Facts

    LocationTulsa, OK

    Description


    Licensed Electrical Apprentice / Journeyman

    Pay:Based on Experience
    Location:Tulsa, OK
    Shift:Monday–Friday | 5:00 AM – 5:00 PM
    Job Type:Full-Time
    Job Order #:151681

    Position Overview

    Stand-By Personnel is seeking a Licensed Electrical Apprentice or Journeyman to support the assembly and electrical wiring of E-Units and Power Units used in data center and oil & gas applications.

    This position focuses on building and wiring electrical panels, installing controls and electrical components, troubleshooting systems, and performing testing and quality inspections. Candidates must hold a current Electrical Apprentice License or Journeyman License and be able to work safely with electrical drawings, schematics, components, and applicable electrical codes.

    The ideal candidate has industrial electrical, panel-building, or control-wiring experience and is interested in working on critical power infrastructure for rapidly growing industries.

    Required Experience & Skills

    • Current Electrical Apprentice License or Journeyman License required
    • Ability to read and interpret electrical schematics
    • Ability to read electrical blueprints and drawings
    • Understanding of electrical wiring and installation practices
    • Familiarity with electrical hand tools and testing equipment
    • Ability to install electrical components accurately
    • Strong mechanical and electrical aptitude
    • Ability to troubleshoot electrical systems and components
    • Understanding of applicable electrical safety practices
    • Strong attention to detail and workmanship
    • Ability to work independently and as part of a production team
    • Strong commitment to workplace and electrical safety
    • Ability to work the full Monday–Friday schedule

    Essential Duties & Responsibilities

    • Build electrical panels for E-Units and Power Units
    • Wire panels according to applicable electrical drawings and schematics
    • Install electrical components and controls
    • Route and terminate wiring according to specifications
    • Assemble electrical systems used in critical power applications
    • Read and follow electrical blueprints
    • Interpret electrical schematics and wiring diagrams
    • Perform electrical testing on completed assemblies
    • Inspect completed electrical work for quality and accuracy
    • Troubleshoot wiring and electrical component issues
    • Identify incorrect connections or defective components
    • Correct electrical concerns when required
    • Verify completed work meets applicable requirements
    • Follow NEC standards and company electrical procedures
    • Work closely with Production and Engineering personnel
    • Maintain clean and organized work areas
    • Follow all company safety requirements
    • Perform additional electrical assembly duties as assigned

    Electrical Panel Building & Wiring

    Candidates may regularly perform:

    • Panel assembly
    • Component installation
    • Control wiring
    • Power wiring
    • Wire routing
    • Wire termination
    • Electrical component mounting
    • Panel layout
    • Electrical testing
    • Troubleshooting

    Previous panel-building or industrial control-wiring experience is preferred.

    E-Units & Power Units

    This position supports the manufacturing and assembly of electrical equipment used in:

    • Data centers
    • Oil & gas operations
    • Critical power infrastructure
    • Industrial applications
    • Power-related systems

    Candidates should be comfortable working from engineered drawings and specifications to ensure each unit is wired and assembled correctly.

    Blueprint & Schematic Responsibilities

    Candidates must be able to:

    • Read electrical schematics
    • Interpret electrical blueprints
    • Follow wiring diagrams
    • Identify electrical components and connections
    • Determine proper wire routing and termination
    • Follow applicable project specifications
    • Compare completed electrical work against drawings
    • Identify discrepancies and communicate concerns

    Electrical Testing & Troubleshooting

    • Perform applicable testing on completed electrical assemblies
    • Use electrical testing equipment safely
    • Verify wiring and connections
    • Identify electrical faults
    • Troubleshoot components and circuits
    • Correct wiring issues when appropriate
    • Communicate more complex problems to Engineering or supervision
    • Help ensure completed systems meet applicable quality requirements

    Code & Safety Responsibilities

    • Perform work according to applicable NEC requirements
    • Follow company electrical safety procedures
    • Use hand and electrical testing tools safely
    • Follow applicable Lockout/Tagout procedures when required
    • Maintain awareness around energized or potentially energized systems
    • Wear required PPE
    • Maintain clean and safe electrical assembly areas
    • Report unsafe conditions promptly

    Preferred Qualifications

    • Industrial electrical experience
    • Electrical panel-building experience
    • Control-wiring experience
    • Manufacturing electrical experience
    • Data center electrical experience
    • Power generation experience
    • Oil & gas electrical experience
    • Electrical testing experience
    • Industrial equipment wiring experience
    • Experience working directly from engineered electrical schematics

    Apprentice Candidates

    Licensed Electrical Apprentices may be considered based on experience and skill level.

    Strong Apprentice candidates should demonstrate:

    • Current Electrical Apprentice License
    • Strong electrical fundamentals
    • Ability to read basic schematics and drawings
    • Familiarity with electrical tools
    • Willingness to learn panel building and control wiring
    • Strong attention to safety
    • Dependable attendance and work ethic
    • Interest in developing advanced industrial electrical skills

    Journeyman Candidates

    Licensed Journeymen should be prepared to demonstrate:

    • Current Journeyman License
    • Strong electrical installation skills
    • Advanced schematic-reading ability
    • Electrical troubleshooting skills
    • Ability to work independently
    • Knowledge of applicable NEC requirements
    • Strong workmanship and quality standards

    Physical Requirements

    • Ability to stand for extended periods throughout the shift
    • Frequent bending, kneeling, reaching, lifting, carrying, pushing, and pulling
    • Manual dexterity required for wiring, termination, and electrical assembly
    • Ability to safely use hand and electrical testing tools
    • Ability to work around electrical panels, equipment, and production machinery
    • Comfortable performing hands-on electrical assembly throughout extended shifts
    • Ability to safely wear required PPE

    Work Environment

    • Industrial electrical assembly and manufacturing environment
    • Regular work around electrical panels, controls, wiring, components, and testing equipment
    • Hands-on position involving electrical assembly, troubleshooting, and quality inspection
    • Projects support data center and oil & gas applications
    • Consistent Monday–Friday | 5:00 AM – 5:00 PM schedule
    • Strong emphasis on electrical safety, code compliance, quality, productivity, and dependable attendance

    Why You'll Want This Opportunity

    • Competitive pay based on experience
    • Licensed Apprentices and Journeymen may be considered
    • Consistent Monday–Friday schedule
    • Hands-on industrial electrical experience
    • Build and wire specialized E-Units and Power Units
    • Gain valuable panel-building and control-wiring experience
    • Work on critical power infrastructure projects supporting data center and oil & gas industries
    • Opportunity to strengthen electrical testing and troubleshooting skills
    • Growth and advancement opportunities within a rapidly growing industry
    • Excellent opportunity for licensed electrical professionals interested in expanding their industrial and manufacturing experience

    Ready to Apply?

    Apply today for immediate consideration or call/text 918-582-0522 for more information.

    You can also apply in person at:

    Stand-By Personnel – Tulsa Skilled Division
    1531 E. 2nd St.
    Tulsa, OK 74120
    Monday–Friday | 8 AM – 4 PM

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