Journeyman Electrician - Residential New Construction

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apollo electricMilford (CT)

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Job Description: Job Description Apollo Electric CT / Westchester County Full-TimeAbout The RoleApollo Electric has been doing high-end residential electrical work for over 30 years. We're based in NYC and expanding our Connecticut team. There's an opportunity for advancement to a foreman position for the right person.
What You'll Do: Rough-in residential electrical systems from blueprints- Run wire, install boxes, and prep for finish work- Work independently while coordinating with the crew- Maintain clean, organized job sites- Follow code and safety standards What We're Looking ForRequired:- Connecticut E-2 Journeyman License (active and in good standing)- Residential new construction experience- Ability to read and work from blueprints- Your own basic hand tools (we provide specialty equipment)- Reliable transportation to job sites- Valid driver's license What Sets You Apart:- You work efficiently- You figure things out instead of waiting to be told- You take direction and ask questions when needed- You show up consistently
Benefits:
  • Paid time off- Company provides specialty equipment- Full-time, Monday-Friday- Path to foreman for strong performers
  • Our Hiring Process1. Apply - Submit your resume2. Phone call - Quick conversation to see if there's a fit3. Working interview - Paid full day on the job with the crew
  • You'll see how we work, meet the foreman, and do real work. We pay you for the day regardless of outcome.
  • About Apollo Electric
  • High-end residential electrical contractor based in NYC. This role is for our CT / Westchester County projects. Three decades of quality work and keeping good people.
How to Apply: Submit your resume with your E-2 license number and years of residential experience. We respond to every applicant. If you're qualified, expect a call within a few days. Apollo Electric is an equal opportunity employer.

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