About the role

Description: We are looking for a qualified and hands-on electrician to join our team as an Electrical Rental Technician. You will be responsible for the crucial task of ensuring all our rental equipment is fully operational, perfectly maintained, and instantly ready for any customer rental, at any time. Monday-Friday 8:00am-4:30pm $27-$30/hour If interested, email your resume to Jen at [email protected] and Michelle at [email protected] today!
Perks & Benefits: Other on the spot perksWeekly paychecksDirect Deposit or Cash Card pay optionsMedical / Dental InsuranceTransportation Program$27.00 - $30.00 / HourEmployment Type & ShiftsFull TimeTemp to Hire1st ShiftJob Responsibilities Prepare rental equipment to suit customer project needs. Prepare rental equipment to suit customer project needs. Inspection and quality assurance testing and reports on rental and sale equipment. Preventative maintenance and minor repairs on equipment. Shipping and receiving rental and sale equipment. Maintaining a high level of presentation and organization in our yard, warehouse and common areas. Some work beyond regular hours is required for after-hours calls. Minimum three years as a qualified working electrician (Journeyman or equivalent). Commercial and industrial electrical construction, repairs, maintenance and commissioning to high and low voltage system. Able to interpret blueprints, schematic drawings, layouts, or other visual aids. Able to locate and correct defects in electrical systems and equipment. Able to lift/move heavy equipment (100+ lbs.), work at heights, and in confined spaces. Willingness to work outside regular hours for after-hours calls as needed. Associate Requirements HS Diploma or GED Background Check Drug Test Must be at least 18 years old

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