Journey Electrician 2026-01945

State of Wyoming•Casper, WY

8d•Hybrid

About The Position

Perform a wide range of hands-on electrical work—including construction, remodeling, repair, and preventative maintenance—to support Wyoming Army National Guard facilities across the Northeast quadrant of the state (Casper, Douglas, Gillette, and Sheridan). Working under the direction of a Facilities Manager, this role helps ensure the safe and reliable operation of more than 500,000 square feet of critical facility space. The position also offers variety through occasional travel to other Guard locations, including Lander, Rock Springs, Evanston, Afton, Worland, and Lovell, providing a dynamic work environment with meaningful impact.

Requirements

Wyoming Journeyman Electrician License
Three (3) or more years of electrical experience
Required to obtain/maintain a Driver's License
Required to obtain/maintain Federal Security Clearance
Knowledge of National, State, and Local electrical codes.
Knowledge of basic electrical, heating, and air conditioning.
Knowledge of the application of electrical and other test equipment.
Knowledge of basic construction and renovation standards, methods, and practices
Education: As required by the licensing board

Responsibilities

Perform electrical inspection, troubleshooting, design, installation, alteration, and repair of main and branch circuits of interior and exterior electrical systems.
Perform work on all phases of electrical distribution systems, repairs, and replacement of components on a large number of complex electronically and digitally controlled systems, both interior and exterior.
Contact outside vendors for parts, technical assistance, repairs, and installations.
Schedules tests, makes repairs, and files reports to meet national fire alarm code standards and other Wyoming State authorities.
Repairs and replaces power distribution panels, light fixtures, switches, receptacles, heating, and cooling motors, compressors, emergency generators, and electrical parts for HVAC systems, fire suppression systems, and electronic/digital controls.
Calculates loads for electrical equipment and designs the installation to meet or exceed the National Electric Code and any requirements by the state of Wyoming.
Develops preventive and predictive maintenance programs; assesses conditions of system components to determine estimated useful life, suitability, efficiency, and repairs needed to meet industry norms.
Assists with general construction activities, including work on HVAC, carpentry, plumbing, and other skilled trades operations as directed.
Maintain generators, transfer switches, and components of emergency systems.