Apprentice Electrician
outsourceDallas (TX)
$15 -$30/hr
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outsourceDallas (TX)
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$15 -$30/hr
About the role
Apprentice Electrician- $15-$30/hr - DOEWe are currently hiring Apprentice Electricians with 2+ years of experience performing electrical installations in a commercial environment. Candidates are encouraged to apply ASAP as we have an immediate need in the Dallas Area. Please apply today by calling/texting Donnie Fielding at 214-660-5147 or emailing your resume to donnie@outsource.net or apply directly to this posting by clicking "Apply" below.
Apprentice Electrician Duties:
- Cutting, bending, threading and running electrical conduit materials
- Pulling electrical wiring through electrical conduit
- Terminating electrical panels, set fixtures, outlets, and various electrical devices
- Installing and connecting wires to circuit breakers, transformers, outlets, or other components and systems
Apprentice Electrician Qualifications:
- Current State Electrical License
- Recent experience performing electrical installations in a commercial setting
- Familiar with the most updated NEC codes
- Your own tools and PPE (safety gear)
- Experience reading and interpreting blueprints
Compensation:
- Competitive starting pay $15 -$30/hr or depending on experience
- Get paid weekly!
- Option to enroll in Medical, Dental, Vision, and contribute to 401KReferral Bonuses of up to $250 for referrals that result in a placement - simply click "REFER" below to share with a friend!panels racks ladders punch down terminate CAT 5 CAT 6 CAT 6e voice and data copper fiber BIC
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