Direct Hire - Licensed Journeyman Electrician

Responsibilities: Perform journeyman-level electrical work on large utility-scale solar construction sites in accordance with applicable codes and safety standards. Install, maintain, and troubleshoot commercial and industrial electrical systems and equipment used in solar power installations. Read and interpret electrical drawings, blueprints, and construction plans to complete installations accurately and efficiently. Collaborate with site supervisors, other electricians, and construction teams to ensure projects stay on schedule and meet quality standards. Use appropriate tools, materials, and equipment to complete electrical installations and repairs safely and effectively. Adhere to all site-specific safety protocols and company safety policies, including participating in safety meetings and reporting any hazards. Support commissioning activities by assisting with testing, inspection, and verification of electrical systems as required. Maintain a clean and organized work area and ensure proper care and storage of tools and equipment. Travel to additional project sites in other states as needed to support ongoing and future solar projects.

Essential Skills: Current Licensed Journeyman Electrician credential in Arkansas or a reciprocal state, with a valid journeyman (JW) card. Demonstrated experience in commercial electrical work. Demonstrated experience in industrial electrical work. Experience working on construction sites in an electrical capacity. Ability to work safely and consistently in an outdoor construction environment. Ability to read and interpret electrical plans, drawings, and specifications. Strong understanding of electrical codes, standards, and safe work practices.

Additional Skills & Qualifications: Solar installation or utility-scale solar experience is a plus but not required. Willingness to travel to other states for future solar projects as needed. Ability to work overtime, including extended hours and Saturdays, based on project needs. Strong teamwork, communication, and problem-solving skills.

Why Work Here? This opportunity offers direct placement into a long-term role with steady work and multiple years of projects in the pipeline. You receive taxable subsistence support, attendance-based daily incentives, and eligibility for company benefits. The role provides a clear path for growth, including the potential for a performance-based raise after 30 successful days, and the chance to build a career in the expanding renewable energy industry.

Work Environment: You will work on an outdoor solar construction site, primarily on a large utility-scale project in Arkansas. The schedule currently runs Monday through Saturday, with opportunities for 5 to 20 hours of overtime per week depending on project demands. The environment is typical of large construction sites, requiring appropriate work attire, personal protective equipment, and adherence to safety protocols at all times. Work involves exposure to varying weather conditions and requires physical activity consistent with electrical construction work. As projects progress, you may travel to additional sites in other states while continuing to work within similar large-scale solar construction environments.

Job Type & Location: This is a Permanent position based out of Little Rock, AR.

Pay and Benefits: The pay range for this position is $83200.00 - $83200.00/yr. Individual compensation offered for this position within this range will depend on many factors, including qualifications, skills, relevant experience, job knowledge, geographic location, internal equity, and other pertinent job-related factors. See mackenzie for full benefits pdf.