Lead Electrician – Generator & Power Installations

Generator Supercenter; Nashville (TN); On-site; USD 70,000 - 95,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Voluntary Life Insurance

Medical, Dental and Vision

Paid time off

401(k)

401(k) matching

Company work truck is provided

Free uniforms

Job summary

Generator Supercenter, Inc. is a leading provider of energy solutions committed to making a positive impact for our customers and environment. We are hiring full-time Lead Electricians to join our team in our new Nashville location.

Generator Supercenter is a great, fun, and rewarding company to work with. Join the newest franchise of the largest Generac Dealer team in North America. The role involves wiring, troubleshooting, and setting up power generation equipment at the Nashville site, with

Qualifications

• Must have electrical experience and be licensed in the state.
• Certification or diploma required (HS diploma or GED).
• AC and DC electrical experience is a plus.

Responsibilities

• Pull wire, bend conduit, install and wire up electrical devices.
• Trace wiring and troubleshoot problems.
• Assist in load-testing generator packages.
• Assist in other phases of preparation and setting of power generation equipment.
• Read wiring diagrams.
• Perform proper installation of electrical equipment for fabrication projects.
• Promote welfare and collaboration within the company.

Skills

Licensed electrician

Electrical experience

AC/DC experience

Education

Electrical license (State)

High School Diploma or GED

Electrical Certification

Job description

Generator Supercenter, Inc. is a leading provider of energy solutions committed to making a positive impact for our customers and environment. We are hiring full-time Lead Electricians to join our team in our new Nashville location.

Generator Supercenter is a great, fun, and rewarding company to work with. Join the newest franchise of the largest Generac Dealer team in North America. The role involves wiring, troubleshooting, and setting up power generation equipment at the Nashville site, with