Apprentice Electrician

Posted 14 days ago

lead staffingBirmingham (AL)

Electricians Electrical Contractors and Other Wiring Installation Contractors

SENIORITY

Junior

SALARY

$22-32/hr

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About the role

Job Description Job Description Job Opportunity: Apprentice Electricians Location: Alabama Pay: $22-32/hr DOE Additional compensation for qualified travelers: $30/days worked Per Diem + Paid shared hotel room.

Schedule: Full-Time, Contract 58+ hrs per week About the Role We are seeking Apprentice Electricians with 2+ years of experience for future commercial/industrial projects in Alabama.

Key Responsibilities:

Primarily Install and run EMT conduit
Perform minor conveyor system motor control work
Install electrical devices
Work efficiently as part of a team to maintain project schedules
Follow all applicable safety and jobsite requirements Requirements 2+ years of Commercial and/or industrial experience
Reliable transportation
Own your Basic hand tools

Comfortable working in a team-driven environment in a commercial or industrial setting. Able to work overtime, weekends, and extended schedules as scheduled.

Company Description: "At LEAD, your career is our top priority. As a leading recruiting partner, we're dedicated to connecting talented job seekers with exciting opportunities and rewarding careers across a variety of dynamic industries. Our team takes the time to understand our employee's unique skills, experience, and professional goals. We then leverage our extensive network and industry expertise to match them with the perfect fit - whether that's a short-term project, long-term contract, or a permanent role. Employee's don't just settle for just any job - they partner with LEAD and unlock a world of rewarding possibilities for themselves. Apply today and let us help you find the perfect fit."

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