Commercial Journeyman Electrician
jet industriesPortland (ME)
Commercial Journeyman Electrician
Posted 12 days ago
jet industriesPortland (ME)
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
Job TitleJet Industries Inc. is a nationwide, family-owned contractor that has thrived in business since 1977 by fostering an entrepreneurial culture that has led to our diversified construction trades. Our company lives and breathes our core values of Integrity, Customer Service Excellence, Teamwork, Accountability, and Safety. Join the Jet Team today! Competitive wages based on experience.
Essential Duties and Responsibilities:
- Installation of electrical distribution equipment, services, and panels
- Installation of in-ground conduits
- Installation of lighting and lighting control systems
- Installations of wiring, including but not limited to NMB, MC, single conductor cable, and conduit (EMT, PVC, and rigid) systems
- Installation of low-voltage systems
- Troubleshoot and repair electrical wiring, lighting, and devices
- Read complex blueprints, piping, sketches, schematics, and wiring diagrams
- Operates a variety of equipment, such as hand tools and diagnostic hardware
- Operates various measuring, diagnostic, and testing instruments
- Install or repair electrical connections to HVAC components
Minimum Qualifications and Experience:
Oregon Journeyman's License. Basic Proficiency in English required. Candidates must have a basic understanding of English for safety purposes and to communicate with colleagues, vendors, and contractors on-site effectively. The ability to follow instructions and engage with the team is essential for success in this role. As an equal opportunity employer, Jet Industries will hire without consideration of race, religion, creed, color, national origin, age, gender, sexual orientation, marital status, veteran status, or disability. Jet Industries also enforces a zero-tolerance drug policy.
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