Journeyman Electrician - Industrial

Posted 9 days ago

east coast construction servicesRaleigh (NC)

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Job Description: Job DescriptionEast Coast Construction Services (ECCS) is a rapidly growing industrial electrical contractor specializing in complex electrical, instrumentation, and automation projects across the Southeast. Our work supports pharmaceutical, water treatment, biofuel, food manufacturing, and industrial facilities, with projects ranging from $500K to $20M.Why Join ECCS?Lead small crews and make an impact on major industrial projectsWork with advanced systems including PLCs, VFDs, MCCs, switchgear, and instrumentationCareer growth opportunities with a fast-growing companyStrong safety culture and commitment to qualityTravel opportunities throughout the SoutheastWhat You'll DoLead and mentor crews of apprentices and helpersInstall, troubleshoot, and commission industrial electrical and control systemsRead blueprints, schematics, and control drawingsEnsure safe, high-quality, code-compliant workSupport project success through leadership, technical expertise, and teamworkWhat We're Looking For 2+ years of industrial electrical experienceExperience leading crews in an industrial environmentExperience working on medium voltage projectsKnowledge of NEC, OSHA, motor controls, PLCs, VFDs, and industrial power systemsValid driver's license and willingness to travelIf you're a motivated Journeyman Electrician ready to take on challenging industrial projects and grow your career with a company that values safety, craftsmanship, and leadership, apply today."Employment with our company is contingent upon successful completion of both a background check and drug screening. These screenings are conducted in compliance with applicable laws and are intended to promote workplace safety and integrity. By submitting your application, you consent to these checks and understand that unsatisfactory results may disqualify you from employment consideration."

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