Electrician I

MidCentral Energy; Andrews (TX); On-site; USD 52,000 - 78,000; Full time

Job summary

Expanse is seeking an Electrical I to join our team. This developing-level position performs electrical construction, installation, maintenance, and repair in oilfield, industrial, and commercial environments under supervision.

You will assist with conduit installation, wiring, and equipment maintenance while advancing your electrical knowledge and field experience. This role requires travel up to 50% and on-site work across various facilities.

Qualifications

• High school diploma or equivalent (GED).
• Electrical Trade coursework or participation in an approved electrical apprenticeship program preferred.
• State Apprentice Electrician License/Registration preferred or required where applicable.
• Previous electrical construction, maintenance, or industrial electrical experience preferred.
• 1+ years of electrical field experience or applicable Electrical Trade coursework preferred.
• Valid Driver's License required.
• Ability to travel to various project and customer locations.
• Ability to work flexible or extended hours based on operational requirements.
• Ability to effectively and regularly converse and comprehend in English.

Responsibilities

• Perform assigned electrical construction, installation, maintenance, and repair activities under appropriate supervision .
• Assist with and perform electrical work within the employee's demonstrated training, competency, and authorization.
• Install conduit, raceways, supports, boxes, fittings, and associated electrical components.
• Measure, cut, bend, thread, and install conduit using appropriate tools and equipment.
• Pull, route, identify , terminate , and secure electrical conductors.
• Assist with installation and maintenance of electrical distribution equipment.
• Assist with installation, connection, maintenance, and repair of transformers, motors, motor controls, disconnects, panels, and other electrical equipment.
• Work with 480V power and 120V control circuits within applicable training, qualification, and supervision requirements.
• Travel to customer and project locations as required .
• Work flexible and extended schedules based on project and customer requirements.
• Maintain regular and timely attendance.

Skills

Conduit bending

Wire pulling

Electrical troubleshooting

Verbal communication

Organization and time management

Education

High school diploma or GED

Electrical apprenticeship coursework

Apprentice license/registration preferable

Tools

Electrical testing equipment

Job description

• Job Category Skilled Trades, Electrical, Installation, Maintenance & Repair
• Employee Type FT Non Exempt
• Travel 50%
• Manage Others No

Description

No matter the role, everyone at Expanse brings it. EVERY. DAY.

Our smart, gritty team supports, challenges, and motivates each other to think hard, work with craft, and build things that last. We serve a broad operating footprint, with headquarters in Oklahoma City and field offices across New Mexico, North Dakota, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, Texas, and Utah. Across the energy value stream, from energy production through the delivery of electricity, Expanse delivers scalable, data-driven solutions that reduce costs and increase productivity for our customers. We shorten timelines . We increase uptime . And we push the energy industry forward.

Everything we do runs on GRIT: Grit, Reciprocity, Innovation, and Trust. It's how we show up, how we decide, and how we hold each other accountable.

Got what it takes to join us? Bring it.

Position Summary:

The Electrician I is a developing-level electrical position responsible for performing electrical construction, installation, maintenance, and repair activities in oilfield, industrial, and commercial environments under the direction of qualified Journeyman Electricians, Foremen, and other designated personnel. This position performs increasingly skilled electrical work based on demonstrated training, experience, competency, and authorization. The Electrician I assists with the installation and maintenance of electrical distribution systems, conduit , conductors, equipment, motors, controls, transformers, and associated electrical components. Employees at this level are expected to demonstrate a working knowledge of basic electrical theory, electrical construction methods, tools, materials, and safe work practices while continuing to develop the technical knowledge and field experience necessary for advancement.

Essential Functions

• Perform assigned electrical construction, installation, maintenance, and repair activities under appropriate supervision .
• Assist with and perform electrical work within the employee's demonstrated training, competency, and authorization.
• Install conduit, raceways, supports, boxes, fittings, and associated electrical components.
• Measure, cut, bend, thread, and install conduit using appropriate tools and equipment.
• Pull, route, identify , terminate , and secure electrical conductors.
• Assist with installation and maintenance of electrical distribution equipment.
• Assist with installation, connection, maintenance, and repair of transformers, motors, motor controls, disconnects, panels, and other electrical equipment.
• Work with 480V power and 120V control circuits within applicable training, qualification, and supervision requirements.
• Assist with electrical systems associated with oil and gas production equipment.
• Assist with electrical work involving sucker rod pumps, electrical submersible pumps, LACT units, saltwater disposal facilities, miscellaneous pumps, and associated equipment.
• Assist with installation and maintenance of basic instrumentation and electronic controls.
• Perform basic electrical troubleshooting under appropriate supervision .
• Assist with identifying electrical faults and equipment problems.
• Use electrical testing equipment appropriate to the employee's training and qualification .
• Assist with preventive and routine electrical maintenance.
• Replace electrical components and equipment as directed.
• Read and follow electrical diagrams, schematics, blueprints, specifications, and work instructions appropriate to the position.
• Identify common electrical materials, components, conductors, fittings, and equipment.
• Select and properly use hand tools, power tools, electrical tools, and testing equipment.
• Inspect tools and equipment before use and report damaged or unsafe equipment.
• Assist with material preparation, staging, and organization.
• Maintain clean and organized work areas.
• Participate in job briefings, safety meetings, training, and other required activities.
• Communicate work progress, equipment problems, material needs, and safety concerns to appropriate field leadership.
• Work effectively with Journeyman Electricians, Foremen, other Electricians, Apprentices, and assigned personnel.
• Follow company and customer policies, procedures, and safety requirements.
• Travel to customer and project locations as required .
• Work flexible and extended schedules based on project and customer requirements.
• Maintain regular and timely attendance.
• Perform other duties as assigned.

Electrical Responsibilities

Electrical Installation – Install conduit, conductors, boxes, supports, fittings, and electrical components according to applicable drawings, specifications, instructions, and supervision.

Conduit & Raceway – Measure, cut, bend, thread, assemble, and install conduit and raceway systems.

Wire & Cable – Assist with pulling, routing, identifying , terminating , and securing electrical conductors.

Electrical Equipment – Assist with installation and maintenance of transformers, motors, motor controls, panels, disconnects, and associated equipment.

Controls – Work with basic contr ol circuits and electronic controls within assigned qualifications.

Maintenance – Perform routine and preventive electrical maintenance and assist with equipment repairs.

Troubleshooting – Perform basic electrical troubleshooting and assist experienced personnel with more complex electrical problems.

Oilfield Electrical – Support electrical installations and maintenance associated with oil and gas production facilities and equipment.

Safety Responsibilities

The Electrician I is expected to:

• Make safety the highest priority in all assigned activities.
• Follow company, customer, HSE, and applicable regulatory safety requirements.
• Perform only electrical work for which the employee has been properly trained , qualified, and authorized.
• Follow the direction of Journeyman Electricians, Foremen, and other qualified personnel.
• Participate in job briefings and understand assigned tasks and associated hazards before beginning work.
• Properly select , inspect, and use required PPE.
• Follow applicable electrical safe-work practices.
• Inspect tools, cords, equipment, ladders, and PPE before use.
• Maintain awareness of energized electrical equipment and applicable hazards.
• Immediately report unsafe conditions, incidents, injuries, damaged equipment, or other safety concerns.
• Maintain good housekeeping and organized work areas.
• Stop work and seek direction when conditions exceed the employee's training, qualification, or authorization.

Knowledge

• Basic electrical theory and principles.
• Basic electrical construction methods.
• Electrical materials and components.
• Conduit and raceway systems.
• Electrical conductors and wiring methods.
• Basic electrical distribution systems.
• Motors and motor controls.
• Transformers.
• Basic control circuits .
• Basic electrical troubleshooting.
• Electrical hand and power tools.
• Electrical testing equipment.
• Basic electrical drawings and schematics.
• Basic knowledge of the National Electrical Code (NEC).
• Oilfield and industrial electrical environments.
• Applicable electrical safety practices.

Skills

• Conduit bending and installation.
• Wire and cable pulling.
• Basic electrical terminations.
• Installation of electrical equipment and components.
• Use of electrical hand and power tools.
• Basic electrical troubleshooting.
• Use of applicable electrical testing equipment.
• Reading basic electrical diagrams and schematics.
• Basic mathematical calculations.
• Mechanical aptitude.
• Problem-solving.
• Verbal communication.
• Organization and time management.

Abilities

• Follow technical instructions and established procedures.
• Apply previously learned electrical skills to assigned work.
• Safely use electrical tools and equipment.
• Read and interpret basic electrical drawings, schematics, and blueprints.
• Identify common electrical materials and components.
• Perform routine electrical assignments with increasing independence.
• Recognize when work requires additional supervision or a higher level of qualification.
• Communicate technical problems clearly.
• Work effectively with Journeyman Electricians, Foremen, and other crew members.
• Learn and apply new electrical skills and procedures.
• Work safely in industrial, construction, and oilfield environments.
• Handle multiple assigned tasks and priorities.
• Travel and work extended schedules when required .
• High school diploma or equivalent (GED).
• Electrical Trade coursework or participation in an approved electrical apprenticeship program preferred.
• State Apprentice Electrician License/Registration preferred or required where applicable.

Minimum Experience & Qualifications

• Previous electrical construction, maintenance, or industrial electrical experience preferred.
• 1+ years of electrical field experience or applicable Electrical Trade coursework preferred.
• Working knowledge of basic electrical construction methods.
• Basic knowledge of conduit installation and bending.
• Basic knowledge of wire pulling and electrical terminations.
• Basic understanding of electrical diagrams, schematics, and blueprints.
• Basic knowledge of the NEC appropriate to the employee's experience level.
• Experience in oilfield or industrial electrical environments preferred .
• Experience with motors, controls, transformers, or electrical distribution equipment preferred.
• Strong mechanical and electrical aptitude.
• Safety-minded and committed to following applicable safety requirements.
• Valid Driver's License required .
• Reliable transportation to travel when necessary.
• Ability and willingness to travel to various customer and project locations
• Ability to work flexible or extended hours based on operational requirements.
• Willing to submit to pre-employment, random, and for-cause drug testing.
• Ability to effectively and regularly converse and comprehend in English.

Safety-Minded – Consistently follows safe work practices and recognizes electrical and job-site hazards.

Technical Aptitude – Demonstrates the ability to learn and apply electrical concepts, tools, equipment, and construction methods.

Self-Motivated – Takes initiative in completing assigned responsibilities and developing electrical skills.

Quality Focused – Performs electrical work carefully and according to applicable instructions and standards.

Team-Oriented – Works effectively with Journeymen, Foremen, Apprentices, and other field personnel.

Problem Solver – Applies basic troubleshooting skills and seeks appropriate assistance when necessary.

Dependable – Maintains reliable attendance and completes assigned work responsibly.

Continuous Learner – Demonstrates continued progress toward greater electrical competency and responsibility.

Accountable – Takes responsibility for assigned work, tools, equipment, and professional development.

Physical & Work Requirements

• Ability to stand and walk for extended periods.
• Push, pull, lift, and carry up to 50 pounds .
• Bend, stoop, kneel, crouch, reach, climb, and work in various positions.
• Climb ladders and work at elevated heights when required.
• Use hand tools, power tools, electrical tools, and testing equipment.
• Perform physically demanding work for extended periods.
• Work indoors and outdoors in varying and extreme weather conditions.
• Work around electrical systems, industrial equipment, vehicles, machinery, noise, dust, fumes, and construction activities.
• Ability to wear required PPE.
• Ability to work in oilfield, industrial, commercial, and construction environments.
• Ability to travel to various project and customer locations.

The Electrician I position represents an early skilled level within the electrical career progression. Employees at this level should continue developing competency in:

• Electrical theory
• Conduit bending and installation
• Wire and cable installation
• Electrical terminations
• Motors and motor controls
• Transformers
• 480V power systems
• Electrical drawings and schematics
• Electrical testing equipment
• Troubleshooting
• Oilfield electrical systems
• Instrumentation and controls
• Electrical safety

Driving Requirements:

Mustpossessavaliddriver'slicense,and mustbeat least21yearsofagewithaminimumofthree(3)yearsof driving history. Must maintain a satisfactory driving record to safely operate company vehicles.

Other:

Thispositionissafetysensitive.Itissubjecttopre-employmentand/orperiodicbackgroundchecks,motor vehicle records (MVR) and drug testing.

*This position description is a general guideline for work behavior and is not intended to be a comprehensive listing of all job duties. Therefore, it is also not, nor can it be implied to be, a contract of employment. Responsibilities may change based on business needs. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable qualified individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions of the position. Must be able to successfully complete an intense background investigation.*