Licensed Solar Electrician

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tradesmen internationalDenver (CO)

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About the role

Licensed Journeyman Solar Electricians Tradesmen International is immediately hiring experienced Licensed Journeyman Solar Electricians for projects located in Frederick, CO. This is a first shift opportunity and the pay rate is $45-50/hour based on experience and skill level plus $100/per diem for travelers 60+ miles from the job site. If you are a Licensed Solar Electrician eager to master your skills while working alongside our accomplished Craft Professionals, this is your chance to advance your career! Job Scope: Install high quality electrical enclosures, conduits, conductors, and terminations Test/Inspect/Document conductors and electrical equipment per NETA and manufacturer standards for safety and efficiency Actively participate in and drive safety culture on site Mentoring and training electrical apprentices in various scopes of electrical work
Requirements: Must be able to pass a drug screening and general background check Company Details: Tradesmen International not only offers consistent work, top pay, and employment opportunities, we also provide a benefits package that is among the best in the industry. Our comprehensive benefits include: Tradesmen+ Rewards Program – earn points for hours worked Vacation Pay Health insurance 401(k) retirement savings plan Tradesmen International is an EO employer - M/F/Veteran/Disability Be Safe from fraud! Tradesmen International will never ask you to pay for certifications, equipment, or other "up front" costs as a condition of hire. Similarly, we do not request pictures of documents or IDs to private phone numbers or email addresses. If in doubt, please call or visit your closest Tradesmen office to verify the request.
Location: US-CO-Denver

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