Job Description
JOURNEYMAN ELECTRICAL AMPAM
Parks Mechanical - 3.5 Carson, CA Job Details Full-time $30 - $35 an hour 1 hour ago Qualifications Conduit benders Electrical cable pulling Electrical panel installation Maintaining an organized workspace Blueprint specification interpretation Electrical code compliance inspections Outdoor work On-site construction communication coordination Cable termination Equipment installation Power distribution system installation Electrical schematic reading and interpretation Equipment troubleshooting OSHA 10 Mid-level Incident Escalation Company vehicle operation High school diploma or GED Electrical safety procedures Driver's License Construction plans Troubleshooting electrical systems Construction quality inspections Circuit breaker electrical panels Electrical quality assurance Journeyman Electrician Mentoring Electrical layout diagram interpretation Equipment inspection Electrical maintenance Full Job Description Who We Are AMPAM is a leading Mechanical, Electrical, and Plumbing (MEP) contractor serving large-scale multifamily and commercial projects across California. With 1,500 employees across multiple business units, we are committed to delivering quality, safety, and excellence in every project. Job Summary The Electrical Journeyman is a licensed, skilled electrician responsible for installing, maintaining, and repairing electrical systems on commercial, industrial, and institutional construction projects. Working under the direction of the Electrical Foreman, the Journeyman executes high-quality electrical work in accordance with the National Electrical Code (NEC), project specifications, and company safety standards. This role performs hands-on installation, troubleshoots issues in the field, and may mentor apprentice electricians as part of day-to-day work. Key Responsibilities Include:
(But not limited to the following) Field Execution & Mentorship Perform skilled electrical installations including wiring, conduit, panelboards, switchgear, lighting, power distribution, and low-voltage systems. Work efficiently and productively to meet daily production goals set by the Foreman. Provide guidance and on-the-job training to apprentice electricians and helpers assigned to the crew. Job Planning & Readiness Read and interpret electrical blueprints, diagrams, schematics, and specifications to execute work accurately. Coordinate daily tasks with the Foreman and other trades to ensure smooth job flow. Prepare tools, materials, and work areas to maximize productivity and minimize downtime. Quality & Code Compliance Install all electrical work in compliance with the National Electrical Code (NEC) and applicable local codes. Perform self-checks on completed work and address any quality issues before inspection. Follow all OSHA, NEC, and company safety standards during every phase of work. Troubleshooting & Technical Support Diagnose and resolve electrical issues encountered during installation, testing, and commissioning. Test circuits, components, and systems using appropriate instruments to verify proper operation. Escalate complex or unresolved technical issues to the Foreman or Superintendent. Materials & Documentation Use materials and tools efficiently; report shortages or damaged equipment to the Foreman. Maintain accurate daily logs of hours, tasks completed, and materials installed. Care for company-issued tools, vehicles, and equipment. Communication Report progress, obstacles, and safety concerns to the Foreman in a timely manner. Communicate clearly and respectfully with crew members, other trades, and inspectors on site. Participate in toolbox talks, safety meetings, and pre-task planning. Qualifications Education & Certification High School Diploma or equivalent. Completion of a state-approved electrical apprenticeship program (or equivalent verifiable work experience). California Journeyman Electrician License (General Electrician, ET, Residential, or Voice Data Video as applicable to project scope) - required. OSHA 10 (or higher) safety certification strongly preferred. Experience Typically, 4+ years of hands-on electrical experience, including completion of apprenticeship. Experience working on commercial, industrial, or institutional electrical systems preferred. Familiarity with conduit bending, wire pulling, termination, and panel work. Skills Proficient in reading electrical drawings, specifications, and schematics. Strong problem-solving and troubleshooting ability. Good communication skills and ability to work effectively as part of a crew. Physical ability to perform manual labor, lift up to 50 lbs, work on ladders or lifts, and work in varied weather and site conditions. Valid driver's license with reliable transportation.
