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David Careers

Electrical Apprentice/ Journeyman

Posted 2 days ago

resource optionsNeedham (MA)
ElectriciansElectrical Contractors and Other Wiring Installation Contractors

SENIORITY

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SALARY

$24/hr

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About the role

Apprentices and Journeymen We are currently searching for qualified and skilled Apprentices and Journeymen to join our team for immediate openings we have around the Boston and surrounding area. Openings include both Residential and Commercial construction sites. Must be coming to sites with all of your tools, be punctual and accountable. Must have previous Electrical Experience.
Position Responsibilities:
  • Cutting, bending and running electrical conduit materials
  • Pulling electrical wiring
  • Experience with electrical panels, fixtures, outlets and various electrical devices
  • TroubleshootingBlueprint reading a plus*Qualifications:
  • Standard electrical hand tools
  • Be able to work 40 hour weeks, OT if needed
  • Strong references that will support your work history
  • Reliable transportation to job site
Pay Range: $24/hr. - $45/hr. Now in our 4th decade, Resource Options, Inc. ("ROI") partners with Design, Construction, Environmental, and Real Estate professionals to help them identify great opportunities within their area of expertise. With offices throughout New England, New York and New Jersey, ROI seeks candidates interested in rewarding careers with companies serving the natural and built environments. If you value an honest day's work and take pride in what you do, we want to work with you. Come join our team! ROI provides equal employment opportunities (EEO) to all employees and applicants for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, disability or genetics. ROI intends to provide a safe and drug-free work environment for our employees and our clients; as such you may be required to take a pre-employment drug screen before beginning employment.

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