Licensed Residential Electrician – HVAC Install Lead

Seattle; Seattle (WA); Hybrid; USD 70,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

Seattle is seeking a licensed Washington electrician for a hybrid role. You will lead the electrical work on HVAC installations and work closely with the install crews to ensure everything is up to code.

Your responsibilities will include evaluating and upgrading panels, completing tasks to the NEC standards, and mentoring apprentices to help maintain a clean work environment. An active Washington journeyman certificate is required for application.

Qualifications

• Certified journeyman electrician in Washington required.
• Experience with residential electrical work and panel upgrades needed.
• Familiarity with heat pumps and mini-splits is a plus.

Responsibilities

• Lead electrical work for HVAC installations including dedicated circuits and panels.
• Evaluate and upgrade electrical panels to support HVAC systems.
• Mentor apprentices and maintain work area cleanliness.

Skills

Electrical work for HVAC installs

Residential electrical and panel upgrade experience

Familiarity with HVAC electrical requirements

Mentoring apprentices

Detail-oriented approach

Education

Active Washington journeyman electrician certificate

Job description

A hybrid role for a licensed Washington electrician who leads the electrical side of HVAC installations — heat pump and ductless circuits, disconnects, panel work, and EV-ready upgrades — partnering closely with our HVAC install crews.

What you’ll do

• Lead electrical work for HVAC installs: dedicated circuits, disconnects, whips, and panel ties
• Evaluate and upgrade panels and services to support heat pumps and ductless systems
• Sequence work with HVAC install leads to keep jobs on schedule
• Complete to NEC and Washington code; pass inspections
• Mentor apprentices and keep work clean and clearly labeled

What you bring

• Active Washington (01) journeyman electrician certificate
• Residential electrical and panel‑upgrade experience
• Familiarity with HVAC electrical requirements (heat pumps, mini‑splits)
• Valid Washington driver’s license and clean driving record
• Team‑first, detail‑oriented approach