Journeyman Electrician

Serve Electric•Kentwood, MI

6d•$38 - $48•Onsite

About The Position

As an Industrial Journeyman Electrician, you'll lead electrical work on industrial job sites: managing installations, directing crew members, upholding code and safety standards, and representing the Serve Electric standard on every project. This is a field position. If you thrive in different industrial environments and bring the technical depth to hit the ground running on day one, this is built for you.

Requirements

Active State of Michigan Journeyman or Master Electrician license
3+ years as a Journeyman, leading crews and capable of training and mentoring apprentices
Demonstrated industrial electrical experience- not just listed as a skill, but hands-on, verifiable experience in industrial environments
Ability to troubleshoot electrical issues from start to finish without reliance on schematics or complete customer information
Proficient with 120V, 480V, and low voltage systems
Knowledgeable in motor controls, transformers, lighting, and switchboards
Experience with feeder sizing requirements
Ability to measure, thread, bend, and run EMT and rigid conduit up to 4"
Strong working knowledge of NEC code
Ability to interpret blueprints, plans, drawings, and rough sketches
Comfortable working with minimal supervision and managing priorities across multiple tasks
Proficient in relevant computer applications (Microsoft Office, Outlook, ERP systems)
Ability to lift 50 lbs.
Valid driver's license

Nice To Haves

Experience running projects independently, large or small
NFPA 70E / electrical safety compliance familiarity
Prior experience working for an industrial electrical contractor

Responsibilities

Directing and managing electrical work on industrial job sites
Inspecting installations to ensure quality and code compliance
Upholding and enforcing job site safety standards
Troubleshooting complex electrical issues from start to finish, often without schematics or full operator information
Reading and interpreting blueprints, rough sketches, plans, drawings, and specifications
Wiring 120V, 480V, and low voltage systems
Working with lighting, transformers, motor controls, and switchboards
Measuring, threading, bending, and running EMT and rigid conduit (½" – 4")
Sizing feeders and understanding tooling requirements for each job
Mentoring and training apprentices and newer electricians
Communicating clearly with customers, the service manager, and the team
Organizing and planning projects of varying scale
Attending job site meetings and contributing to project coordination