Lead Residential Electrician
gen3 electric hvacCoatesville (PA)
$25–$35/hr
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gen3 electric hvacCoatesville (PA)
SENIORITY
Mid
SALARY
$25–$35/hr
About the role
Job Description:
Looking to take the next step in your electrical career? At GEN3, we hire skilled electricians who want reliable hours, solid pay, and a company that truly values them. Founded in 2000, GEN3 was built on one mission: Help electricians gain the skills to become Master Electricians — and create a place they’ll want to stay. Two decades later, we’re still doing just that.
What You’ll Get:
- $25–$35/hr based on experience
- Lucrative bonus + SPIFF program — real earning potential 100% employer-paid medical & dental — starts 1st of the next month 401(k) with 4% match, PTO, and paid holidays
- Steady hours: Mon–Fri 7:30–4:00 + 1 pre-scheduled Saturday/month
- No on-call work — ever
What You’ll Do:
- Lead in-home electrical jobs from diagnosis to repair
- Quote and present repair options to homeowners
- Complete panel/service upgrades and general residential work
- Maintain clean documentation, a stocked truck, and a professional appearance
- Work closely with dispatch and managers
- You Should Have:4+ years of residential electrical experience
- Strong code knowledge and ability to troubleshoot on the fly
- Clean driving record
- A friendly, team-first attitude
We’re a diverse, growing team — and we’re looking for electricians who take pride in their work and want to grow with us.
Sound like you? Apply today.
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