Residential Journeyman Electrician - Service Calls

Prime ElectricReseda, CA
Onsite

About The Position

We are a top-rated electrical contractor based in the San Fernando Valley (Reseda) and are seeking a Journeyman electrician with residential service experience. You will be expected to know how to complete service-based jobs (service calls) including troubleshooting, lighting installation, panel upgrades, EV chargers, etc. Our work consists of mostly residential and some commercial work in Los Angeles County. The primary work we do is service-based work (not new construction). You will be driving a company provided work truck with all the materials necessary to complete the job. You just have experience working on a service truck and can run service calls independently. A Journeyman card is NOT required. However you must have in-depth knowledge of electrical code.

Requirements

  • Residential experience: At least 7 years
  • Experience in service calls, selling jobs, and dealing with customers.
  • Must be able to complete jobs with no supervision including panel upgrades, house rewires, pipe bending, etc.
  • Legally allowed to work in the USA.
  • Clean driving record.
  • Clean background.
  • Troubleshooting expert
  • Experience working on service truck and run service calls independently
  • MUST speak fluent English
  • Must report to our RESEDA office at the start and end of each workday
  • Must live within 30 miles from our office.
  • Driver's license (Clean record with no DUI)

Nice To Haves

  • Journeyman card is NOT required.
  • In-depth knowledge of electrical code.

Responsibilities

  • Complete service-based jobs (service calls) including troubleshooting, lighting installation, panel upgrades, EV chargers, etc.
  • Run service calls independently.
  • Complete jobs with no supervision including panel upgrades, house rewires, pipe bending, etc.
  • Deal with customers.

Benefits

  • Sick Pay
  • Customer Tips
  • Company provided work truck
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