Seeking Experienced Electricians (Monroe Township)

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resource optionsCaldwell (NJ)

Electricians Electrical Contractors and Other Wiring Installation Contractors

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$25.00 - $32.00 per hour

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About the role

Experienced Electrician (Monroe Township) At Resource Options (ROI), we understand the biggest asset of any company is its' people. We are looking for people like us who take pride in their work, are good team-players, are professional and know how to put in an honest days' work. If you share these values, we would enjoy meeting you. Come join our team! We have multiple openings for apprentices and journeyman who are experienced in the commercial sector. Our ideal electrician has a track record for being reliable, accompanied by a solid work ethic and 4+ years' experience under a licensed contractor. Good background knowledge of electrical theory and wiring.

Responsibilities:

Preferably minimum 4 to 5 years electrical experience.
Must have a good understanding of wiring methods in both commercial and industrial sectors
Ability to manage crews
Ability to trouble-shooting
Ability to work without supervision
Dedicated to completing jobs, punctuality
Excellent communication skills
Experience with lighting fixtures, and power feeds for forklift chargers, receptacles and similar.
Must be proficient with conduit bending and the installation of all types of conduit, cables and other wiring systems.
Supervise and train junior electricians, ensuring adherence to safety protocols and quality standards.

Qualifications:

Ability to work 40/hr. weeks
Basic hand tools
Reliable transportation to shop/site
References that support previous work historyOSHA 10/aerial lift cert a plus

Pay Range: $25-32/hr. based on experience

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