Electrical Apprentice — $50,000$68,000 Year 1, $76,000$106,000 at Year 4

Electrical Apprentice — $50,000

• 68,000 Year 1, $76,000
• 106,000 at Year 4 Chuff Boston, MA Job Details Full-time | Apprenticeship $23
• $28 an hour 12 hours ago Benefits Paid training Paid holidays Relocation assistance Health insurance Dental insurance 401(k) Paid time off On-the-job training Vision insurance Benefits from day one Professional development assistance Qualifications EPA Refrigeration Certification OSHA Residential construction OSHA 30 Vehicle charging infrastructure Journeyman Electrician Commercial construction Blueprint reading Renewable energy system installation Renewable energy installations Entry level

Full Job Description Title:

Electrical Apprentice — $50,000

• 68,000 Year 1, $76,000
• 106,000 at Year 4

Job Type:

Full-time Pay:

$50,000

• 68,000 (Year 1, base + overtime). Rising to $76,000
• 106,000 at journeyman level. About the role A 4-year paid apprenticeship that takes you from zero experience to a licensed journeyman electrician. Full salary from day one, full benefits from month one, a government-recognized credential at the end — no tuition, no student debt. Compensation Year 1: $50,000
• 68,000 (base + overtime, varies by market) Year 2-3: $58,000
• 78,000 Year 4 (Journeyman): $76,000
• 106,000 Senior /

Master Electrician:

$90,000

• 160,000+ Overtime is consistent — electricians regularly earn 10-20% above base The program 4 years of paid on-the-job training alongside a licensed journeyman.

Classroom instruction is scheduled around your work week — no unpaid evenings cutting into your income. At year 4 you sit for your journeyman exam. Pass it and you are a licensed electrician, eligible to work independently, pull permits, and supervise others. What you'll work on Residential and commercial installation Panel upgrades, service calls, new construction EV charging station installation Solar integration and energy system work Reading and executing blueprints and electrical plans Professional development A credential stack that builds your value at every stage: OSHA 10 and OSHA 30 (year 1) NCCER Core and trade-specific modules (years 1-3) EPA Section 608 — opens HVAC crossover work (year 2) Solar PV installation certification (year 3) EV charging infrastructure certification (year 3) Journeyman license exam prep and sitting fees covered (year 4) Every credential is yours. They travel with you. Community & network You go through this with a cohort and stay connected to that network for the rest of your career: Monthly dinners with your cohort and people 1-3 years ahead of you A live group chat — job site questions, leads, gear, local work Quarterly events with journeymen and business owners at every stage A mentor from week one — someone who has done this, will answer their phone, and will be honest with you Annual gathering of the full network Travel & mobility Prevailing wage projects — data centers, solar farms, grid infrastructure — regularly pay 1.5-2x your local rate Your journeyman license carries reciprocity across most states Travel is an option, never a requirement Benefits Health, dental, and vision from month one Paid time off and holidays Overtime pay Retirement contributions Tool allowance Who we're looking for Any background. Any previous industry. Career changers, recent graduates, people returning to the workforce — all welcome. We care that you show up, follow instruction, and want to build something real.

To apply Tell us:

What you're doing for work right now Why you're considering this Your biggest concern about making the switch We call every applicant the same day.

Pay:

$23.00

• $28.

00 per hour

Benefits:

401(k) Dental insurance Health insurance On-the-job training Paid time off Professional development assistance Relocation assistance Application Question(s): Why you're considering this opportunity Your biggest concern about making the switch

Work Location:

In person