Commercial Journeyman Electrician
Have you heard about all of the electrical work going on in Atlanta, GA?
Have you thought of relocating? Are there no electrical jobs in your area?
We are currently looking for more an 90 electricians to work in the Atlanta GA area.
There is no relocation packages, hotel or per diem, but if you can make it to Atlanta we would like to meet with you.
ELECTRICAL - Apprentice / Journeyman
Electricians work with blueprints when they install electrical systems. Blueprints indicate the locations of circuits, outlets, load centers, panel boards, and other equipment. Electricians must follow the National Electrical Code and comply with State and local building codes when they install these systems. Electricians work both indoors and out; at construction sites, and in businesses or factories. Work may be strenuous at times and include bending conduit, lifting heavy objects, and standing, stooping, and kneeling for long periods of time. When working outdoors, they may be subject to inclement weather conditions
Apprentice electricians must one year verifiable commercial experience.
Primary skills for lower level Apprentice candidates include knowledge of workplace and electrical safety, such as lock out tag out, Proper use of Hot testers and multi-meters. Proper training in the use of Man lifts, scissor lifts, bucket trucks, ladders and pipe benders.
Critical job skills include:
o Proper bending of EMT and RIGID pipe; including sweeps, offsets, 3 & 4 point Saddles.
o Familiar with benders (Foot, Hydraulic, Chicago, etc.)
o The ability to pull wire
o Perform basic terminations.
Upper level Apprentices and Journeyman must have additional skills including:
o Troubleshooting, and test electrical systems including defects in wiring, switches, motors, and other electrical equipment using test instruments such as ammeter, ohmmeter, and voltmeter.
o Installation of motors, transformers, lighting fixtures, cable tray, duct banks and complete circuits.
o The ability to read and interpret blue- prints, diagrams and schematics.
o Be able to calculate circuit loads.
o Wire panels, duct banks etc
o Work independently with little or no supervision.
o Experience with fire alarms, or other low voltage installations is a plus.
o Additional experience as a lead-man or foreman is also a strong plus.
Pay is $12.00 to $22.00 an hour.Estimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.
Have you thought of relocating? Are there no electrical jobs in your area?
We are currently looking for more an 90 electricians to work in the Atlanta GA area.
There is no relocation packages, hotel or per diem, but if you can make it to Atlanta we would like to meet with you.
ELECTRICAL - Apprentice / Journeyman
Electricians work with blueprints when they install electrical systems. Blueprints indicate the locations of circuits, outlets, load centers, panel boards, and other equipment. Electricians must follow the National Electrical Code and comply with State and local building codes when they install these systems. Electricians work both indoors and out; at construction sites, and in businesses or factories. Work may be strenuous at times and include bending conduit, lifting heavy objects, and standing, stooping, and kneeling for long periods of time. When working outdoors, they may be subject to inclement weather conditions
Apprentice electricians must one year verifiable commercial experience.
Primary skills for lower level Apprentice candidates include knowledge of workplace and electrical safety, such as lock out tag out, Proper use of Hot testers and multi-meters. Proper training in the use of Man lifts, scissor lifts, bucket trucks, ladders and pipe benders.
Critical job skills include:
o Proper bending of EMT and RIGID pipe; including sweeps, offsets, 3 & 4 point Saddles.
o Familiar with benders (Foot, Hydraulic, Chicago, etc.)
o The ability to pull wire
o Perform basic terminations.
Upper level Apprentices and Journeyman must have additional skills including:
o Troubleshooting, and test electrical systems including defects in wiring, switches, motors, and other electrical equipment using test instruments such as ammeter, ohmmeter, and voltmeter.
o Installation of motors, transformers, lighting fixtures, cable tray, duct banks and complete circuits.
o The ability to read and interpret blue- prints, diagrams and schematics.
o Be able to calculate circuit loads.
o Wire panels, duct banks etc
o Work independently with little or no supervision.
o Experience with fire alarms, or other low voltage installations is a plus.
o Additional experience as a lead-man or foreman is also a strong plus.
Pay is $12.00 to $22.00 an hour.Estimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.
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