Traveling Journeyman Electrician, Data Center

Posted 4 days ago

trifecta missioncritical deploymentPhoenix (AZ)

Electricians Electrical Contractors and Other Wiring Installation Contractors

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$200/Day

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About the role

Job Description:

MISSION-CRITICAL ELECTRICIAN, DATA CENTERPhoenix, Arizona | Traveling W-2 | 60+ Hours | $200/Day Per Diem, All 7 Days
Selection is open for Mission-Critical Electricians. Very few will make it.
TRIFECTA deploys Mission-Critical Electricians onto hyperscale and colocation data centers. Every one is a journeyman. Every one has proved they meet the TRIFECTA mission-critical standard.
THIS IS FOR YOU IF YOU HAVE ALREADY DONE THE WORKOn at least two data center builds, through turnover, you have:
Worked from one-lines, riser diagrams, panel schedules, specs and manufacturer install instructions, and kept redlines accurate for the as-builts
Set and landed switchboards, panelboards, dry-type transformers, PDUs, remote power panels and overhead busway, with connections to transfer switches and UPSTerminated your work to the manufacturer's torque spec, with phasing and labeling to the drawings and the owner's standard
Pulled parallel feeders and ran tray and pipe to spec the first time
Grounded and bonded gear, tray and racks to the drawings
Tested and documented your own work: meggered (insulation resistance), continuity, phase rotation, torque logs, QA checklists and closure of your own punch items
Supported Level 2 and Level 3 commissioning: pre-functional checklists, installation verification and startup alongside manufacturers' technicians
Wired power monitoring (EPMS) where assigned: meters, current transformers and control wiring to the gear
Where your work touched an operating facility, worked under permits, MOPs and change control, without shortcuts
You understand why A and B feeds matter, and why one crossed feed or mislabeled circuit can defeat redundancy in a hall built to have two paths.
NFPA 70E training required. OSHA 30 required before deployment.
Commercial experience, however strong, is not this mission. This requires completed data center work.
HOW DEPLOYMENT WORKSYou are deployed to a mission.
Before it ends, we line up your next one. Then the next.
You don't wait on a layoff to find out where you go next.
You choose your missions.
You are deployed for your capability, alongside professionals at your level.
Stop Work Authority is on every order, and we stand behind you when you use it.
THE DEPLOYMENT PACKAGE$70/hour, W-260+ hours per week
Overtime at 1.5× after 40 hours: $105/hour$200/day per diem, all 7 days, when you deploy from outside the area and complete your scheduled workweek
Travel to the mission arranged and paid by TRIFECTAMobilization paid, including travel time
Company-paid travel home on extended deployments
Required deployment licensing and reciprocity costs covered where applicable
Medical, dental, vision and 401(k) that continue from mission to mission

Worksite: Phoenix, Arizona. Site, start date, schedule, rotation, duration and complete deployment terms are confirmed before you accept the mission. Paid for capability, not title. If you've done this work, you already know. Enter Selection. Apply here. TRIFECTACAPABILITY. DEPLOYED.Mission-Critical Has No Zip Code.

Company Description: TRIFECTA. Mission-Critical Deployment. We deploy Electrical, Controls and Critical Operations professionals into mission-critical environments: data centers, semiconductor fabs, power, water and more. Capability. Deployed.

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