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Connecticut Licensed Electricians & Electrical Foremen

Posted 8 days ago

skilled trades partnersBel Air (MD)

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$50–$55+/hr

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About the role

Connecticut Licensed Electricians & Electrical Foremen Hartford & Eastern Connecticut Direct Hire | Excellent Benefits | Career Advancement We're seeking Connecticut Licensed Journeyman Electricians and Electrical Foremen to join an established commercial electrical contractor with steady work throughout Connecticut. This is a direct-hire opportunity with competitive pay, strong benefits, and real room to advance. Whether you're an experienced Journeyman looking for a solid long-term home, ready to step into leadership, or an established Foreman looking to take on larger projects, we'd like to speak with you. Current Opportunities Lead Foreman – Tier 3 $50–$55+/hr DOELead $5M+ commercial projects Manage assistant foremen and crews of 10+ electricians Company vehicle and gas card Quarterly performance bonus up to $2,000 Foreman – Tier 2 $47–$50/hrLead commercial projects ranging from approximately $300K–$1.5MSupervise crews of approximately 5–8 electricians Foreman – Tier 1 $44–$47/hrGreat opportunity for electricians ready to grow into leadership Run smaller commercial projects Lead crews of approximately 2–3 electricians Journeyman Electrician $38–$44/hr DOEConnecticut E1 or E2 license required Commercial electrical installation and service Opportunity to grow into Foreman and leadership roles Projects may include commercial buildings, hospitals and healthcare facilities, assisted living facilities, medical imaging/CAT Scan installations, and prevailing wage work.
Qualifications:
  • Valid Connecticut E1 or E2 Electrical License
  • Commercial electrical experience
  • Foreman/leadership experience required for Foreman-level opportunities
  • Ability to read blueprints and work effectively with project teams
  • Strong communication and leadership skills
  • Must pass background check, physical, and drug screen (THC not included in testing)
Why Join?
  • Full-time, long-term direct hire opportunities
  • Competitive pay based on experience
  • Excellent benefits package
  • Steady commercial project pipeline
  • Opportunities for overtime
  • Company vehicle and gas card for Lead Foremen
  • Quarterly performance bonuses for Lead Foremen
  • Strong advancement opportunities
  • Company culture focused on developing and promoting from within
ScheduleMonday–Friday Typical hours: 6:00 AM–2:30 PM Occasional overtime available; hours may vary by project. If you're a Connecticut Licensed Electrician (E1 or E2) looking for competitive pay, steady work, and a company where you can continue growing your career, apply today for immediate consideration!

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