Journeyman Electrician

Journeyman Electrician – Job DescriptionPosition OverviewWe are seeking experienced Journeyman Electricians to join our team for a long-term infrastructure project in the Norfolk VA area. This project involves a mix of underground and above-ground electrical work, including trenching, conduit installation, cable pulling, terminations, and rack installation. Candidates must be well-rounded electricians with strong field experience and the ability to work safely and efficiently.This is a full-time, 40-hour-per-week position with the potential for long-term employment for individuals who demonstrate reliability, skill, and strong communication.Key Responsibilities

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• Perform underground trenching and conduit installation (PVC).
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• Install and work with above-ground rigid conduit systems.
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• Complete electrical terminations, cable pulling, and rack installation.
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• Read and follow electrical plans, diagrams, and instructions.
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• Maintain a safe and clean work environment at all times.
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• Communicate effectively in English with supervisors and team members.
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• Follow all company safety policies and project requirements.
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Requirements

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• Must be an all-around Journeyman Electrician with proven field experience.
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• Ability to perform physically demanding tasks in outdoor environments.
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• Must be able to communicate clearly in English.
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• Reliable transportation to the West Point, VA job site.
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• Availability for 40-50 hours per week (no per diem offered).
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• Must be available for an interview prior to onboarding.
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Compensation

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• $30.00 – $34.00 per hour, depending on experience.
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• No per diem is available for this project.
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OpportunityThis project offers long-term potential for the right individuals who demonstrate strong work ethic, dependability, and quality craftsmanship. Addtional notes: project is water treatment site inITAC electrician needs - project at HRSD sewage treatment plant in Norfolk - thru October Need industrial experience, specifically running rigid conduit (Navy and shipyards use more flex conduit)not as many field manuals in industrial, so they need to be able to read blueprints in the fieldneed exp terminating Input/Output (I/O) wires on PLC's which use Din rail wire