Lead Industrial Electrician — Automation & Field Training

All Systems Electrical; Phoenix (AZ); On-site; USD 85,000 - 110,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive compensation

Advancement opportunities

Supportive culture

Job summary

All Systems seeks a licensed journeyman electrician to guide small teams through industrial controls installations while maintaining safety, quality and schedule. You will lead crews, troubleshoot field issues, and train others, with nationwide travel as needed.

The ideal candidate has a journeyman license, prior crew oversight, and a basic understanding of control systems. A growth mindset and strong communication are essential to succeed in this role.

Qualifications

• Licensed Journeyman Electrician with crew leadership experience.
• Base-level understanding of control systems; training provided for the right candidate.
• Growth mindset and strong communication skills.

Responsibilities

• Lead a tight-knit crew across multiple industrial automation projects.
• Enforce safety practices and quality benchmarks without compromise.
• Partner with project managers to align resources, targets, and timelines.
• Diagnose and resolve electrical problems to minimize downtime.
• Train team members in field-proven techniques and best practices.
• Shift priorities smoothly in a fast-paced jobsite environment.
• Travel nationwide as project needs arise.

Skills

Driver's License

Journeyman License

Electrical Installation

Electrical Troubleshooting

PLC Wiring Experience

Conduit Pulling

Conduit Bending

Rigid Metal Conduit

Industrial Electrical Experience

Lockout/Tagout (LOTO)

Electrical Panel Installation

Electrical Schematic Reading

Blueprint Reading

Job description

All Systems seeks a licensed journeyman electrician to guide small teams through industrial controls installations while maintaining safety, quality and schedule. You will lead crews, troubleshoot field issues, and train others, with nationwide travel as needed.

The ideal candidate has a journeyman license, prior crew oversight, and a basic understanding of control systems. A growth mindset and strong communication are essential to succeed in this role.