Journeyman Electrician

Green Tanner Industrial Construction; Chandler (AZ); On-site; USD 70,000 - 95,000; Full time

Job summary

Green Tanner Industrial Construction in Chandler, AZ is seeking an experienced Electrician to install, terminate, and test electrical systems per NEC and project standards. You will read drawings, install conduit, terminate panels, and mentor apprentices to ensure safe, code-compliant work.

Requirements include 8,000 hours of OJT or a state journeyman license, plus proficiency with test instruments and PPE/LOTO.

Qualifications

• A minimum of 8,000 documented hours of OJT or a state journeyman license.
• Ability to read/interpret electrical drawings required.
• Proficiency with NEC-compliant installations: raceways, conductors, terminations, grounding/bonding.
• Proficiency with electrical test instruments (e.g., multimeter, megohmmeter) and safe practices (PPE, LOTO, JSA).
• Valid driver’s license; ability to operate lifts/forklifts (certifications a plus).
• OSHA 10-Hour Construction card required. First Aid/CPR Certifications preferred.

Responsibilities

• Read and interpret electrical drawings, one-lines, and schedules; verify material, raceway sizes, and conductor types.
• Install raceways, bend and thread conduit, mount boxes/panels, and pull/terminate conductors to spec.
• Perform terminations on panels, equipment, and devices; torque to manufacturer specs and label per project standards.
• Apply NEC requirements for grounding/bonding, conductor ampacity, overcurrent protection, and working clearances.
• Perform functional checks and electrical testing (e.g., continuity, insulation resistance, voltage) with appropriate instruments.
• Complete daily Job Safety Analysis (JSA); use PPE; follow LOTO where applicable; maintain clean, orderly work areas.
• Support quality control by self-inspecting work, correcting deficiencies, and participating in punch-list closeout.
• Coordinate with foremen on sequencing, look-aheads, and material requests; provide input to RFIs when needed.
• Mentor apprentices on safety, workmanship, tool use, and code-compliant installation practices.

Skills

Blueprint Reading

Electrical Wiring

Conduit Installation/Bending

Cable Pulling

Panel Termination

Grounding & Bonding

Electrical Testing & Troubleshooting

Job Safety Analysis

Quality Control

Communication

Time Management

Team Collaboration

Education

On-the-job training (OJT) 8,000 hours

State journeyman electrician license

Tools

Multimeter

Megohmmeter

Job description

1) Purpose of Role

Install, terminate, and test electrical systems in accordance with drawings, specifications, the National Electrical Code (NEC), and GTI safety and quality standards. Deliver safe, on‑time, and code‑compliant work while supporting crew productivity and mentoring apprentices.

2) Scope & Decision Rights

• Plan and execute assigned installations, terminations, and tests per prints, RFIs, and supervisor direction.
• Identify code/safety risks and escape; recommend field adjustments that maintain scope, schedule, and quality.
• Document work in company systems (e.g., daily JSA notes, basic Procore logs) in alignment with foreman guidance.

3) Essential Duties and Standards

• Read and interpret electrical drawings, one‑lines, and schedules; verify material, raceway sizes, and conductor types.
• Install raceways, bend and thread conduit, mount boxes/panels, and pull/terminate conductors to spec.
• Perform terminations on panels, equipment, and devices; torque to manufacturer specs and label per project standards.
• Apply NEC requirements for grounding/bonding, conductor ampacity, overcurrent protection, and working clearances.
• Perform functional checks and electrical testing (e.g., continuity, insulation resistance, voltage) with appropriate instruments.
• Complete daily Job Safety Analysis (JSA); use PPE; follow LOTO where applicable; maintain clean, orderly work areas.
• Support quality control by self‑inspecting work, correcting deficiencies, and participating in punch‑list closeout.
• Coordinate with foremen on sequencing, look‑aheads, and material requests; provide input to RFIs when needed.
• Mentor apprentices on safety, workmanship, tool use, and code‑compliant installation practices.

4) Critical Competencies (must-demonstrate)

• Blueprint Reading; Electrical Wiring; Conduit Installation/Bending; Cable Pulling; Panel Termination; Grounding & Bonding.
• Electrical Testing & Troubleshooting; Job Safety Analysis; Quality Control; Communication; Time Management; Team Collaboration.

5) Qualifications

• A minimum 8,000 documented hours of on-the-job training (OJT) or a state journeyman electrician license.
• Ability to read/interpret electrical drawings required.
• Demonstrated proficiency with NEC‑compliant installations: raceways, conductors, terminations, grounding/bonding.
• Proficiency with electrical test instruments (e.g., multimeter, megohmmeter) and safe work practices (PPE, LOTO, JSA).
• Valid driver’s license; ability to operate lifts/forklifts as assigned (certifications a plus).
• OSHA 10‑Hour Construction card required. First Aid/CPR Certifications preferred.

6) Performance Measure Buckets

• Safety & Compliance: JSA quality, PPE/LOTO adherence, zero serious incidents, NEC/code compliance.
• Quality: first‑time pass rates on inspections, deficiency rate/punch items, labeling/torque accuracy.
• Schedule & Productivity: task duration adherence, cable/conduit install rates, responsiveness to look‑ahead plans.
• Documentation & Communication: accuracy of basic logs, clarity of hand‑offs, coordination with foreman and other trades.
• Team & Mentorship: coaching apprentices, professionalism, and contribution to crew culture.