Journeyman Electrician
critical peake servicesLinthicum Heights (MD)
Journeyman Electrician
Posted 10 days ago
critical peake servicesLinthicum Heights (MD)
SENIORITY
Junior
About the role
Job Description:
Job Description Journeyman Electrician's wanted: Must have a J Card. Baltimore and Washington DC metro areas Start ASAP / FULL TIME Sign on Bonus Available Not looking for a sales job disguised as electrical work? Good - this isn't one. Critical Peake Electrical Services is hiring experienced electricians to support our growing commercial and industrial projects across the region. We're looking for electricians who take pride in their work, want steady hours, and are ready to grow with a company that promotes from within.
What You'll Do:
- Install, maintain, and troubleshoot electrical systems Work on commercial and industrial job sites Read prints and complete jobs safely and efficiently Requirements
- Competitive pay + overtime PTO + paid holidays Take-home van Steady commercial & industrial work Growth opportunities Apply TodayStart ASAP. We're actively hiring in Maryland.
- Apply here: Requirements
What We're Looking For:
Electrical experience (commercial and or Residential) Journeyman license Must have. Valid driver's license
Company Description:
The Critical Peake Electrical Services team promises to provide the best electrical solutions for our customers through QUALITY, VALUE, and SERVICE. Our motto of "STRONGER TOGETHER" holds true in the office, on our job sites, and in our personal lives.
Company Description:
The Critical Peake Electrical Services team promises to provide the best electrical solutions for our customers through QUALITY, VALUE, and SERVICE. Our motto of "STRONGER TOGETHER" holds true in the office, on our job sites, and in our personal lives.
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