Electrician Apprentice Jobs

About The Position

Requirements

• Commercial or industrial electrical construction experience; experience on large-scale projects is preferred.
• Hands-on experience with conduit bending, raceway installation, cable trays, and wire pulls appropriate to the candidate's experience level.
• Ability to read and interpret electrical drawings and follow applicable electrical safety requirements.
• Journeyman Electricians must hold an active New Mexico Journeyman Electrician license or an active Journeyman license from an eligible reciprocating state: Alaska, Arkansas, Colorado, Idaho, Montana, Nebraska, Oklahoma, South Dakota, Texas, or Wyoming.
• Apprentice Electricians must be enrolled in a New Mexico apprenticeship program.
• OSHA 10 certification and a completed 10-panel drug screen are required.
• Must be comfortable working in physically demanding construction environments, elevated work areas and aerial lifts, overhead electrical installations, congested work areas, extended shifts and overtime schedules, and active construction environments alongside multiple trades.

Nice To Haves

• Commercial or industrial electrical construction experience on large-scale projects.

Responsibilities

• Bend, route, and install electrical conduit and raceways, including offsets and complex bends.
• Install cable tray systems and perform large wire and cable pulls.
• Install switchgear, transformers, and related electrical equipment, including terminations when qualified.
• Read and interpret electrical drawings, follow installation layouts, and complete installations in accordance with NEC requirements.
• Perform electrical installations safely from lifts and elevated work platforms while following site safety procedures.

Benefits

• Tradesmen+ Rewards Program: earn points for hours worked.
• Vacation pay.
• Health insurance.
• 401(k) retirement savings plan.
• Per diem of $160 for eligible travelers who live 60 or more miles from the jobsite.