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Commercial Service Electrician (Bucket Truck) - Cleveland, OH

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stones river electricAkron (OH)

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About the role

Stones River Electric is seeking a Commercial Service Electrician (Bucket Truck) to support our growing national operations, offering competitive hourly rates based on experience. This role requires a skilled electrician with bucket truck experience who can troubleshoot, work independently, and perform service work across commercial environments including retail, office, industrial, and hospitality facilities. Responsibilities include diagnosing electrical issues, performing repairs, operating and maintaining a bucket truck, and ensuring work is completed safely and efficiently. The ideal candidate is dependable, self-sufficient in the field, and able to take ownership of their work with minimal supervision. This position requires frequent travel based on project needs, including out-of-town and overnight stays.
Requirements: 5+ years of commercial electrical experience
Experience operating and maintaining a bucket truck Experience with equipment hauling preferred Strong troubleshooting and problem‑solving skills Ability to work independently and manage workload in the field Comfortable using basic technology (iPad, etc.) Good communication skills Valid driver’s license with acceptable driving record Must pass drug screen, background check, and MVR Tools Required Basic hand tools including meter, pliers, wire strippers, and tape measure
What We Provide: Company vehicle, gas card, and company credit card
Equipment provided Phone reimbursement Storage unit for materials and equipment Flexible schedules Career advancement opportunities
Benefits: Medical, dental, and vision insurance
Paid holidays and vacation 401k with company match Sign‑on and referral bonuses after 90 days Anniversary bonus TLC Investments LLC DBA Stones River Electric is an equal opportunity employer.

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