2nd Year Electrical Apprentice

EE Systems; Michigan; On-site; USD 25,000 - 40,000; Full time

Job summary

A Commercial Electrical Solutions Company in Michigan is seeking a 2nd Year Electrical Apprentice to enhance their skills in performing complex commercial electrical tasks. The role involves installing conduits, understanding electrical theory, and assisting with lighting installations in a team-driven environment. Applicants must have completed first-year apprenticeship milestones and be proficient in safety procedures. This position offers hands-on experience crucial for career development.

Qualifications

• Successful completion of 1st-year apprenticeship milestones and RTI coursework.
• Proficiency with standard electrical tools and basic test equipment.
• Strong understanding of jobsite safety, PPE use, and lockout/tagout procedures.

Responsibilities

• Install and bend EMT, PVC, and rigid conduit with limited supervision.
• Pull, label, and terminate conductors; assist with low-voltage and basic line-voltage terminations.
• Demonstrate growing understanding of electrical theory and code requirements.

Skills

Proficiency with standard electrical tools

Understanding of jobsite safety

Independence in following directions

Education

Completion of 1st-year apprenticeship milestones

Tools

Basic test equipment

Job description

Company Overview

Engineered Electrical Systems provides full-scale commercial electrical solutions across Michigan. We combine technical expertise with a high standard of workmanship and safety, and we continue to grow our team of apprentices and licensed professionals.

Position Summary

The 2nd Year Electrical Apprentice expands on first-year skillsets, performing more complex commercial electrical tasks with reduced oversight. This position supports rough-in activities, layout work, and early-stage troubleshooting.

Key Responsibilities

• Install and bend EMT, PVC, and rigid conduit with limited supervision.
• Pull, label, and terminate conductors; assist with low-voltage and basic line-voltage terminations.
• Demonstrate growing understanding of electrical theory, NEC, and Michigan-specific code requirements.
• Assist with lighting installations, receptacle layouts, and rough-in phases on commercial projects.
• Perform simple troubleshooting under guidance from journeymen or foremen.
• Maintain accurate documentation of apprenticeship hours and coursework.

Qualifications

• Successful completion of 1st-year apprenticeship milestones and RTI coursework.
• Proficiency with standard electrical tools and basic test equipment.
• Strong understanding of jobsite safety, PPE use, and lockout/tagout procedures.
• Ability to follow direction while demonstrating increased independence.
• On-the-job learning experience hours: 2000-4000 hours