JOURNEYMEN Electrician

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talent corpsIowa (LA)

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Senior

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$45,500 per year

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About the role

Job Description: Talent Corpsis looking for experienced Licensed Journeyman Electriciansto join a high-profile Commercial Data Center Projectin Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Paying $65/hr with $175 per day worked. This is a long-term opportunity with competitive pay, consistent hours, and great benefits. Rentention Bonus Opportunity:$7,500
What You’ll Be Doing: Install conduit, wiring, and cable trays Read blueprints/layouts to determine conduit paths, support locations, and clearances Use laser levels or chalk lines to measure and mark accurate layouts Install anchors and hangers Drill and secure ATRs or use beam clamps depending on structure type Mount and secure strut channels or cable trays using bolts or clamps
What You Need: Valid Journeyman License(Iowa Journeyman License) 7+ years of experiencein the electrical field OSHA 10 or 30(completed within the last 3 years) Reliable transportation Must be eligible to work in the U.S. Willing to submit to a background check and drug screen Must have your own tools and PPE
What We Offer: Weekly pay via direct deposit Per diem available Competitive paybased on experience Health benefits: Medical, Dental, Vision Opportunity to work with a trusted, well-established company Long-term project stability
Company Description: Talent Corps is an equal opportunity employer. We value diversity and encourage applicants from all backgrounds, including veterans and individuals with disabilities, to apply.

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