CALLING ALL ELECTRICIANS WHO ACTUALLY KNOW WHAT A J-BOX IS...

Posted 18 days ago

music city electriciansOld Hickory (TN)

Electricians Electrical Contractors and Other Wiring Installation Contractors

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CALLING ALL ELECTRICIANS WHO ACTUALLY KNOW WHAT A J-BOX IS
MUSIC CITY ELECTRICIANS IS HIRING - AND WE NEED 3 PEOPLE ASAP!We're busy. Like really busy. And we need to add THREE electricians with COMMERCIAL experience to our crew.
Now, before we get 147 messages saying, "I've always wanted to learn electrical " We love enthusiasm - BUT we need you to already have a clue.
You don't have to be a Master Electrician.
You don't have to know absolutely everything.

BUT: You need commercial electrical experience. You need to know the basic tools of the trade. You need to be able to walk onto a jobsite without looking like you accidentally wandered over from the drywall crew. You need to understand basic electrical work and terminology. You need to be able to take direction and catch on QUICKLY. And most importantly we need you to SHOW UP. On time. When you're scheduled. It's a surprisingly valuable skill these days. We can teach you MORE.We just can't teach you EVERYTHING from Day One. If you have commercial electrical experience, work hard, learn fast, have a good attitude, and want to join a growing local company - WE WANT TO TALK TO YOU!3 POSITIONS AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELYMusic City Electricians Local. Reliable. Experienced.

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