Journeyman Electrician

Chargie LLC•Culver City, CA

50d

About The Position

The Journeyman Electrician is responsible for performing and supporting the installation of commercial-scale electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure projects, from pre-construction through final activation. This role is primarily hands-on and includes limited supervisory responsibility for one assigned project at a time, overseeing 1 to 5 apprentice electricians while actively performing electrical work. The Journeyman Electrician serves as the on-site technical lead during assigned tasks, ensuring work is completed safely, efficiently, and in accordance with engineered plans, NEC requirements, and local codes. This position plays a critical role in installation quality, schedule adherence, and field-level execution while working closely with Chargie project and engineering teams.

Requirements

Must have active Journeyman Electrician license
Minimum 4–5 years of commercial electrical experience, including experience guiding apprentice electricians
Experience with commercial EV charging infrastructure installations preferred
Working knowledge of current NEC standards and applicable local codes
Experience coordinating with Authorities Having Jurisdiction (AHJs), preferably LADBS
Proven hands-on experience installing: Switchboards, transformers, panels, and distribution equipment
Commercial electrical systems and EV charging equipment
Strong understanding of: Fault current calculations and series rating
Electrical plan reading and interpretation
Ability to clearly communicate technical instructions to apprentice electricians
Comfortable working with live power and legacy electrical systems
Strong problem-solving and organizational skills
Valid driver’s license with a satisfactory driving record
Physical ability to perform job duties, including lifting equipment and working in active construction environments

Nice To Haves

Experience with commercial EV charging infrastructure installations preferred
Experience coordinating with Authorities Having Jurisdiction (AHJs), preferably LADBS

Responsibilities

Perform hands-on electrical installation work for commercial EV charging projects
Provide task-level supervision and guidance to 1–5 apprentice electricians on an assigned project
Assign daily work activities to apprentices and verify work quality, productivity, and safety compliance
Serve as the on-site electrical point of contact for the assigned scope of work
Coordinate work activities with other trades and Chargie field leadership as needed
Install and support commercial electrical infrastructure, including but not limited to: Switchboards, panels, transformers, main breakers, and load centers
Electrical raceways, conduit, and support systems
EV charging stations and associated electrical & network equipment
Support installations from pre-construction site evaluation through commissioning and activation
Perform terminations, testing, and troubleshooting of electrical systems
Work safely and confidently with live electrical systems when required
Evaluate existing electrical infrastructure, including legacy or outdated equipment, to determine safe integration methods
Develop material takeoffs and verify quantities based on site conditions and plan review
Perform fault current calculations, series rating verification, and equipment suitability checks
Troubleshoot electrical issues using appropriate testing equipment and diagnostic methods
Read and interpret electrical plans, single-line diagrams, and specifications
Identify constructability issues or field conflicts and communicate them to project leadership
Provide practical feedback to engineers and project managers based on real-world site conditions
Ensure all installations comply with NEC, local AHJ requirements, and Chargie standards
Follow and enforce jobsite safety protocols and best practices
Maintain accurate documentation related to installations, testing, and field changes
Support schedule adherence by coordinating materials, tools, and manpower needs within the assigned scope
Participate in inspections and assist with addressing AHJ comments or corrections