Apprentice Electrician - Commercial Construction
$25.00 per hour
ApplyApprentice Electrician - Commercial Construction
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SENIORITY
Mid
SALARY
$25.00 per hour
About the role
- Assist journeyman electricians and field leadership with commercial electrical installation work
- Help install conduit, raceways, boxes, supports, wiring, lighting, devices, panels, and related electrical systems
- Pull wire, stage materials, organize tools, and keep work areas clean and production-ready
- Follow drawings, layout instructions, and direction from foremen or journeyman electricians
- Use hand tools and basic power tools safely while following jobsite safety requirements
- Support rough-in, trim-out, punch-list, and general electrical construction tasks as needed
- Work professionally around other trades, site supervision, and project stakeholders
- Apprentice-level electrical experience, preferably on commercial construction projects
- Basic understanding of electrical materials, conduit, wire pulling, devices, tools, and jobsite safety
- Ability to take direction, learn quickly, and work productively as part of an electrical crew
- Reliable transportation to the Harlingen project site and dependable attendance
- Ability to lift and carry materials, work from ladders or lifts when required, and stay active throughout the workday
- Own basic hand tools and standard PPE preferred
- Safety-minded, punctual, coachable, and ready to work in a professional construction environment
- Why this role:$25/hour pay rate
- Full-time commercial construction project in Harlingen, TXGood opportunity for an apprentice electrician who wants steady field work and hands-on commercial experience
- Work alongside experienced electricians and field leaders
Before you apply
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A number in mind
What you're on now and what would make you move. We negotiate better when we know both.
Your notice period
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Once you apply, someone reads it and calls you before anything reaches the employer — usually within two working days.
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