Commercial Electrician - $26-$31/hr + Per Diem - Coulterville, CA

Posted 9 days ago

queue laborCoulterville (CA)

Electricians Electrical Contractors and Other Wiring Installation Contractors

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Mid

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$26–$31/hour

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About the role

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Job description: Commercial Electricians – Coulterville, CA$26–$31/Hour | $100/Day Per DiemWe’re hiring experienced E4/E5-Level Commercial Electricians for a retail electrical project in Coulterville, California. Candidates must have strong commercial installation skills and experience working from scissor and boom lifts. Pay & Schedule

Wages: $26–$31/hour based on experience

Per diem: $100/day

Shift: 7:00 AM–3:30 PMSome overtime available, but hours will primarily follow the regular shift.

Responsibilities: Install conduit, wiring, lighting, devices, and related electrical components in a retail setting. Read blueprints and follow electrical layouts. Pull wire, make terminations, and complete electrical connections. Safely operate scissor and boom lifts for elevated electrical work. Follow site safety requirements and maintain quality installation standards.

Requirements:

5+ years of commercial electrical experienceE4/E5 skill level requiredOSHA 10 required
Valid aerial lift certification (MEWP) required
Hands-on experience operating both scissor and boom lifts
Ability to perform assigned electrical work with minimal supervision
Own electrical hand tools and appropriate PPEDependable attendance and reliable transportation

Work Location: In person

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