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Immediate Openings Journeyman Electricians

Posted 15 days ago

finish line staffingChandler (AZ)
ElectriciansElectrical Contractors and Other Wiring Installation Contractors

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$30/hour

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About the role

Job Description: Job Description Job description Pay & Schedule
Pay: $30/hour
Incentive: Additional $5/hour when all available scheduled hours are worked50 hours worked = $250 incentive
Schedule: Monday-Friday, 50 hours per week
Possible Saturday work
Duration: 12+ months
Job Duties:
  • Bend and install 1"-1 1/4" conduit
  • Install cable tray
  • Install tray and strut supports
  • Pull wire and TC cable
  • Perform general commercial electrical installation
Requirements:
  • Journeyman-level commercial electrical experience
  • Must be comfortable bending and installing conduitE-Verify required
  • Drug screen required
  • Background check requiredPPE Required
  • Type 1 or Type 2 chin-strap style hard hat
  • Safety vest
  • GlovesSafety glasses
This is a great opportunity for experienced Journeyman Electricians looking for steady, long-term work with 50+ hours per week.
Company Description: At Finish Line Staffing, we connect skilled trades professionals with quality projects and competitive pay. We offer a fast, straightforward hiring process, clear communication, and dependable support from start to finish. Our strong contractor relationships mean consistent opportunities and potential project extensions. When you work with Finish Line Staffing, you're not just another worker - you're a valued professional.
Company Description: At Finish Line Staffing, we connect skilled trades professionals with quality projects and competitive pay. We offer a fast, straightforward hiring process, clear communication, and dependable support from start to finish. Our strong contractor relationships mean consistent opportunities and potential project extensions. When you work with Finish Line Staffing, you're not just another worker - you're a valued professional.

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