Electrician Apprentice

PC AUTOMATED CONTROLS INC•El Paso, TX

5d•Onsite

About The Position

An apprentice is someone taking part in a paid apprenticeship program that usually lasts between four and five years. The apprenticeship allows the person to get real-world experience while being supervised by at least one Journeyman. With the successful completion of each semester, a step raise in pay is given. At the completion of the apprenticeship, and 8000 hours of on the job training, the apprentice will be eligible to take the State exam to obtain the Electrical Journeyman license. Job sites include construction sites, office buildings, schools, government facilities. ELECTRICAL - These professionals often install conduit, wiring, and install electrical fixtures and controls, plus troubleshoot problems and make repairs. Installation also includes the running of low voltage cabling, terminating, and troubleshooting for Energy Management and Control Systems (EMCS). Good communication skills are essential, as is the ability to work as part of a team.

Requirements

Good communication skills
Adherence to Company safety standards at all times
Basic computer skills
Reliable source of transportation
Valid driver's license
Must be able to walk, stand, sit, kneel for long periods of time
Be able to get on and off a ladder and work off of a ladder for long periods of time
Be able to regularly lift and move up to 10 lbs., and occasionally lift up to 50 pounds
Be able to work in diverse environments (noisy equipment rooms, rooftops, extreme weather conditions, areas where risk of electrical shock is present)
Must be able to work at various heights
Solve problems effectively by seeking out relevant information in print and online
Visualize potential outcomes
Work well with others and alone, if needed
Be able to color coordinate electrical wire and cables
Enrollment into 4-5 year apprenticeship program that has to be completed along with 8000 hours of paid on the job training

Nice To Haves

Previous construction experience preferred but not required

Responsibilities

Install conduit, wiring, electrical fixtures, and controls.
Troubleshoot problems and make repairs.
Run low voltage cabling, terminate, and troubleshoot for Energy Management and Control Systems (EMCS).
Work as part of a team.
Travel out of town as needed with overnight stays if necessary.
Work nights and weekends as the business requires.