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Licensed Electrician - Electrical Manager

Posted 4 days ago

sawyer servicesRedford Twp (MI)

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About the role

Licensed Electrician - Electrical Manager Sawyer Services is welcoming a Licensed Electrician - Electrical Manager who's ready to apply their experience to high-impact construction projects throughout Southeast Michigan.
What You'll Do: In this full-time position, you oversee and guide electrical crews working on major overhead and underground construction projects across Southern Michigan's roads and airports. Your daily responsibilities include: Planning and forecasting weekly labor scheduling Monitoring material needs and staying aligned with project budgets Supporting company objectives through efficient, safe project execution Applying your knowledge to ensure consistent quality and reliability If you're a Master or Journeyman Electrician seeking a meaningful leadership role, this is where your expertise will truly matter. Here's what you'll need: Extensive electrical construction knowledge and experience Master or journeyman license JOIN US! Sawyer Services is a trusted woman- and minority-owned electrical contractor serving commercial, industrial, and government sectors with precision and expertise. Backed by a third-generation leader in the electrical industry, we deliver excellence across electrical, lighting, and sign system design, installation, maintenance, and management. Our approach centers on boosting energy efficiency, cutting facility costs, and maintaining operations with zero compromise on safety. We're committed to employing top talent and supporting them with competitive pay, strong benefits, and a workplace that prioritizes their overall well-being and professional pride. If you're seeking a place where your leadership is valued and your experience drives meaningful outcomes, apply now to become our Licensed Electrician - Electrical Manager!

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