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Apprentice Electrician

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haco electric companyOmaha (NE)

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Job Description: We are currently seeking an experienced Apprentice Electrician to assist in all aspects of electrical construction. Haco Electric is a local, family-owned company that cares about its employees and customers. We look at our team as family and always make sure to go out of our way to treat them as such! Most weekends are free! We wish our workers to have a great work/life balance and find this time as essential for family, friends, or simply decompressing. Apprentice Electrician Requirements and Qualifications*2+ years experience with commercial/residential electrical*Valid driver's license required with own transportation Must be able to pass pre-employment screen Able to work well with others Reliable and punctual with a positive attitude High school diploma or equivalent and 18+ years of age Haco Electric offers a full benefits package including:401K with match Paid vacation and Holidays Health, dental, disability and life insurance benefits Performance Incentive program Tool Allowance Haco Electric is a small, family-owned company that cares about its workers and customers. We look at our staff as family and always make sure to go out of our way to treat them as such! We look forward to meeting someone we can call part of the family!#hc209466

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