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Accelera

Electrician Journeyman

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An Electrician works on electrical systems in buildings. Installs electrical wiring and lighting in new construction, and repairs or upgrade wiring, outlets or other parts of older electrical systems. Checks safety and makes installations or repairs that are in compliance with local building codes. May also specialize in electrical work required in different manufacturing industries, electrical systems for cars, plane or boats, or electrical and lighting work in the film industry.

$66,202 / year median in Connecticut

+1% projected growth

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Electrician Journeyman Accelera - 3.5 New Haven, CT Job Details Full-time $33.25 - $49.50 an hour 20 hours ago Qualifications Panelboards Electrical control panels Interpreting technical drawings Electrical schematic reading and interpretation Electrical safety procedures Driver's License Journeyman Electrician Electrical layout diagram interpretation NFPA 70 compliance Cross-functional collaboration
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New Haven, CT Employment Type:
Full-Time Role Overview A reputable electrical contracting firm is currently looking for a skilled Journeyman Electrician to become part of their New Haven workforce. You will have the chance to apply your technical expertise across a diverse range of residential, industrial, and commercial assignments. Successful applicants must hold a current Connecticut Journeyman Electrician license and demonstrate a proven track record of maintaining safety and productivity in fast-paced jobsite environments. Core Responsibilities Execute the installation, maintenance, and repair of various electrical systems. Complete electrical tasks across residential, industrial, and commercial settings. Set up and maintain transformers, electrical panels, lighting fixtures, and associated hardware. Diagnose electrical malfunctions to ensure systems are restored to full functionality. Conduct thorough electrical assessments to proactively detect potential hazards. Analyze and utilize technical blueprints, schematics, and electrical diagrams. Upgrade and install modern lighting solutions, such as LED technology. Support the team in the installation of high-voltage equipment and systems. Operate power tools, hand tools, and diagnostic testing equipment in a secure manner. Help maintain a safe working environment for the entire team by adhering to all electrical codes and safety standards. Collaborate effectively with foremen, project managers, clients, and other contractors. Keep your designated workspace tidy and orderly at all times. Travel to various job locations throughout the state of Connecticut as required. Professional Requirements Possession of an active Connecticut Journeyman Electrician license is mandatory. Background in residential, industrial, or commercial electrical work. Comprehensive understanding of wiring, electrical panels, and system components. Proficiency in interpreting complex electrical plans and technical drawings. Strong analytical skills to help resolve complex electrical issues for our clients. Familiarity with NEC standards and standard electrical safety protocols. Capacity to function effectively both independently and within a collaborative team. Must have a valid driver's license and dependable personal transportation. Demonstrated commitment to high-quality workmanship and meticulous attention to detail. Compensation and Benefits Permanent, full-time position. Attractive pay rates. Availability of overtime hours. Exposure to a wide spectrum of industrial, commercial, and residential work. Clear pathways for professional development and internal promotion. Direct experience working with panels, transformers, lighting, and complex electrical infrastructure. A collaborative and supportive workplace culture.