Electricista residencial

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c vargas enterpriseIndustry (CA)

Electricians Electrical Contractors and Other Wiring Installation Contractors

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$70,000 per year

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About the role

Benefits: 401(k)Employee discounts Paid time off Bonus based on performance Competitive salary Training & development Pay $70,000 – $150,000 per year + monthly bonuses Job Type Full-time | In-person Company B&M Electric Overview B&M Electric — voted one of South Bay’s favorite electrical companies — is hiringskilled Residential Electrician. You’ll perform diagnostics, repairs, inspections, and installations while delivering top-notch customer service and working under National Codes.

Compensation & Benefits: Base pay + monthly bonusesAFLAC Insurance$200 Company Goal Bonus Continued Education Bonus (per approved class)Paid Sick Leave (5 days/year after 90 days)Paid Vacation (3 days/year after 3 months in a service truck)401(k) with 3% company match

Key Responsibilities: Diagnose, repair, and maintain residential electrical systems Provide expert troubleshooting, estimates, and customer education Sell and promote Membership Plans and additional services Complete all paperwork and documentation accurately Maintain communication with office staff and supervisors Keep your service vehicle clean, stocked, and in good condition

Requirements: Customer-focused and reliable Able to lift/move up to 150 lbs Professional appearance and attitude Willingness to attend training and continually improve Job Type Full-time Pay $70,000.00 - $150,000.00 per year Benefits 401(k) 3% Match Paid time off Referral program Work Location In person

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