Posted 08 August, 2026
Journeyman Electrician - Bethesda, MD
Skillit
Bethesda, MD, US
Full Time
Job Description
About This Role\n
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\nLocal journeyman electricians wanted for commercial and campus work in Bethesda, MD. This is hands-on, mid-level electrical service and repair: troubleshoot controls and power systems, replace motors and starters, work on transfer switches, UPS, generators and photovoltaic systems. You'll read ladder logic, diagrams and schematics, make new wiring hook-ups and upgrades, and support mechanical and electrical repairs. Pay range is $20-$58/hr. Must be able to work varying shifts including nights, weekends and holidays as needed. Russian and English speakers encouraged to apply.\n
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What You'll Do\n
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What We're Looking For\n
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Qualifications\n
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What We Offer\n
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Ready to Apply?\n
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\nLocal journeyman electricians wanted for commercial and campus work in Bethesda, MD. This is hands-on, mid-level electrical service and repair: troubleshoot controls and power systems, replace motors and starters, work on transfer switches, UPS, generators and photovoltaic systems. You'll read ladder logic, diagrams and schematics, make new wiring hook-ups and upgrades, and support mechanical and electrical repairs. Pay range is $20-$58/hr. Must be able to work varying shifts including nights, weekends and holidays as needed. Russian and English speakers encouraged to apply.\n
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What You'll Do\n
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- Troubleshoot mid-level control and power electrical systems using schematics and ladder logic \n
- Remove and replace motors, starters, relays, limit switches, fuses and primary control components \n
- Install new wiring hook-ups, wireways and raceways; upgrade existing equipment and lighting systems \n
- Assemble, inspect, adjust, repair or replace faulty parts and wiring on electrical and electronic devices \n
- Support mechanical and electrical repairs for ATS, UPS/battery storage, emergency generators and photovoltaic systems \n
- Read and interpret electrical drawings, diagrams and applicable Federal, State and local electrical codes \n
What We're Looking For\n
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- Journeyman-level experience in commercial electrical service and installation \n
- Ability to read and interpret drawings, schematics and ladder logic \n
- Hands-on troubleshooting skills for electrical systems (safety, amps, wear and tear) and system troubleshooting \n
- Experience with wireway/raceway installation, lighting installation, and selection/installation of overcurrent devices \n
- Familiarity with generators, automatic transfer switches, UPS systems and medium/high voltage exposure \n
Qualifications\n
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- State Licensed Electrician (MD) - journeyman-level \n
- Fluent in English and Russian \n
- Valid driver's license and reliable transportation \n
What We Offer\n
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- $20-$58 per hour pay range \n
- Overtime pay (1.5x) and shift differentials for nights/weekends/holidays \n
- Paid training and support for continued certification \n
- Local routes - no extended travel; mileage reimbursement or company vehicle where provided \n
- Stable commercial/campus work with regular hours and dispatch \n
Ready to Apply?\n
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\nCreate your Skillit profile and let Sam, your AI assistant, connect you with top contractors.\n
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\n Apply Now \n
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Not Another Job Board\n
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\nSkillit connects craft workers directly with contractors hiring for your trade. No resumes, no chasing listings. Build your profile once and let jobs find you.\n
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- Get discovered automatically: Contractors search for talent like you every day. \n
- No more chasing listings: Skillit surfaces your profile when a job matches your skills and certs. \n
- Sam does the legwork: Your craft hiring assistant works 24/7 to connect you with active hiring contractors. \n
