Idaho Production Residential Journeyman Electrician -Sign on Bonus

Posted 8 days ago

gw electricAirway Heights (WA)

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$38-$42/hr

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About the role

Job Description: Job Description Looking for electricians who thrive in a fast-paced, high-output environment. Consistent new construction work with top builders in the Spokane/CdA market. Earn $38-$42/hr + truck, gas card, and full benefits.
About GW Electric: Growing production residential contractor with steady work and strong builder relationships. Expanding across Idaho and Washington with real advancement opportunities.
What You'll Do:
  • Rough-in and trim production homes
  • Read plans and manage layouts
  • Lead apprentices and maintain production pace
Requirements: Idaho Journeyman License (Required)WA/ID Dual License strongly encouraged Residential new construction experience
Pay & Benefits: $38-$42/hr DOEMedical & Dental 401(k)2 Weeks PTOTake-home truck + gas card
Why Join:
  • Consistent, high-volume work
  • Jobs in both Idaho & Washington (Spokane/CdA)
  • Growth with an expanding company
  • Apply today and get to work with a team that runs strong production.
Company Description: Our company is an aggressively growing company. We are looking for individuals who want to assist in the success of our growth. We want individuals willing to do what it takes to make success happen.
Company Description: Our company is an aggressively growing company. We are looking for individuals who want to assist in the success of our growth. We want individuals willing to do what it takes to make success happen.

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