Industrial Electrician Helper — Path to Journeyman

Yates Construction; Mississippi; On-site; USD 21,000 - 34,000; Full time

Job summary

Yates Construction is seeking an electrical helper to support journeyman electricians on industrial projects. You will assist with safe assembly and maintenance of electrical components, learn drawings, layouts, installations, and repairs, and develop a foundational understanding of electrical drawings and detail sheets.

Level IV indicates competency to complete Journeyman-level electrical tasks with minimal supervision while adhering to Yates safety procedures and site rules.

Qualifications

• 36+ months of heavy industrial-related electrical experience
• Other verified experiences or certifications with electrical experience Level III
• 24 to 35 months of heavy industrial-related electrical experience Level II
• 12 to 23 months of heavy industrial-related electrical experience Level I
• 0 to 11 months of heavy industrial-related electrical experience
• 1 year of industrial experience

Responsibilities

• Performing various tasks and material handling under the direct supervision of an assigned electrician installing the work.
• Measures, cuts, bends, threads, assembles, and installs electrical conduit using such tools as a hacksaw, pipe threader, and conduit benders under the direct supervision of an assigned electrician.
• Assist electricians with properly mounting and installing assigned electrical work, conduit, electrical tray, wires, and devices.
• Demonstrate Yates Core Values and Principles
• Follow Yates Code of Conduct
• Safety Responsibilities and Expectations - Refuse unsafe work, report incidents and hazards, wear PPE, participate in inspections, comply with safety procedures

Skills

Electrical work

Reading drawings

Safety compliance

Tools

Conduit bending tools

Pipe threader

Hacksaw

Job description

Yates Construction is seeking an electrical helper to support journeyman electricians on industrial projects. You will assist with safe assembly and maintenance of electrical components, learn drawings, layouts, installations, and repairs, and develop a foundational understanding of electrical drawings and detail sheets.

Level IV indicates competency to complete Journeyman-level electrical tasks with minimal supervision while adhering to Yates safety procedures and site rules.