Industrial Journeyman Electrician Lead Projects, Weekly Pay

Skillforce; North Charleston (SC); On-site; USD 39,000 - 48,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical benefits

PTO & holidays

401(k)

Job summary

Skillforce is hiring Commercial Journeyman Electricians for ongoing project work at a North Charleston aerospace plant. You will run industrial electrical work on your own, from prints to finished work.

In this role you will bend and install EMT, rigid, and PVC conduit runs in large industrial buildings, pull wire and terminate panels, read blueprints, and troubleshoot circuits while following lockout/tagout and NFPA 70E safety rules. You must keep tools and workspace clean.

Qualifications

• Journeyman-level experience on commercial, industrial, or manufacturing electrical jobs.
• Can run a task from start to finish without supervision and stay up to code.
• U.S. Person required under export control rules.
• Pass pre-employment drug screen and background check.
• Bring PPE (hard hat, safety glasses, safety-toe boots) and hand tools.

Responsibilities

• Run industrial electrical work on prints to finished work with minimal supervision.
• Bend and install EMT, rigid, and PVC conduit runs in large industrial spaces.
• Pull wire and terminate panels, disconnects, devices, and equipment.
• Read blueprints and lay out work with little foreman direction.
• Troubleshoot circuits and follow lockout tagout and NFPA 70E safety rules.
• Keep tools accounted for and maintain a clean work area.

Skills

Journeyman Electrician

Industrial electrical work

Blueprint reading

Troubleshooting circuits

Lockout/Tagout NFPA 70E

Safety & PPE compliance

Tools

EMT/conduit bending

Wire pulling & panel termination

Job description

Skillforce is hiring Commercial Journeyman Electricians for ongoing project work at a North Charleston aerospace plant. You will run industrial electrical work on your own, from prints to finished work.

In this role you will bend and install EMT, rigid, and PVC conduit runs in large industrial buildings, pull wire and terminate panels, read blueprints, and troubleshoot circuits while following lockout/tagout and NFPA 70E safety rules. You must keep tools and workspace clean.