Journeyman Electrician I–IV / Electrical Foreman

Rinvio•Ashburn, VA

9d•Onsite

About The Position

Bring your electrical experience to ongoing, on-site assignments serving commercial facilities and data centers, with installation or maintenance responsibilities determined by the department. Full-Time W-2 opportunities span journeyman levels I–IV and electrical foreman positions, with benefits available. The regular workday runs from 6:00 a.m. until 2:00 p.m., and travel is not required.

Requirements

At least four years working in the electrical trade; experience in commercial settings or data centers is an advantage.
Previous installation or maintenance work, with hands-on experience fitting, servicing, and diagnosing faults in electrical systems, control equipment, and distribution hardware.
Ability to interpret technical specifications, sketches, project plans, and wiring diagrams.
Demonstrated field leadership experience for consideration at the foreman level.
Ability to successfully complete background screening and drug testing before beginning work.

Nice To Haves

Licensure at the journeyman or master electrician level is desirable, but applicants are not required to hold it.

Responsibilities

Review drawings, sketches, circuit diagrams, and technical specifications to select installation methods and establish task order for electrical fixtures, AC/DC motors, control panels, PLC-linked equipment, transformers, and switches.
Install, service, and repair electrical controls and distribution hardware, including motors, thermostats, relays, switches, and circuit-breaker panels.
Measure and cut wire and conduit, then bend each to the required shape.
Use manual and powered tools, gauges, and measurement instruments to carry out installations and maintenance tasks.
Examine and test system components such as switchgear, transformers, and transfer switches.
Diagnose electrical faults and propose workable corrective actions.
Request necessary materials, equipment, and tools while keeping inventory information complete and accurate.
Keep management informed about progress, problems, and recommended actions.
Prepare timely records describing the work completed.
Observe established safety procedures, report potential dangers and operational risks, and use assigned vehicles and equipment safely.