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Mr. Electric

Electrical Installer

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What they do

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.

$58,721 / year median in North Carolina

+5% projected growth

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Job Description

Electrical Installer Mr. Electric of Charlotte Metro Full-Time | $22-$26 per hour | Charlotte Metro, NC Are you an experienced electrical professional who takes pride in doing quality work? Do you enjoy working with your hands, completing projects, and being able to look back at the end of the day and know the job was done right? Are you looking for an opportunity where you can continue developing your electrical and customer-service skills and potentially grow into a Service Professional role? If so, we want to meet you. Mr. Electric of Charlotte Metro is looking for an Electrical Installer to join our growing team. This position is different from a traditional service electrician role. Our Service Professionals meet with customers, diagnose their electrical needs, develop solutions, and sell the work. As an Electrical Installer, your primary responsibility is to take that sold work and execute it safely, efficiently, and to our standards. You'll have the opportunity to work on a variety of residential electrical projects while continuing to develop the skills and experience needed to potentially advance into a Service Professional position. What You'll Do As an Electrical Installer, you'll be responsible for completing residential electrical projects that have already been sold and scoped by our Service Professionals.
Your responsibilities may include:
Completing residential electrical installations, upgrades, and repairs Installing and replacing electrical panels, circuits, outlets, switches, lighting, fans, EV chargers, surge protection, and other residential electrical systems Reviewing the scope of work before beginning a project and making sure you understand what needs to be completed Preparing materials and equipment needed for scheduled installations Completing work safely, correctly, and in accordance with applicable electrical codes and company standards Communicating with the Service Professional or team when questions, changes, or unexpected conditions arise Keeping customers informed and providing a professional experience while working in their homes Protecting the customer's property and maintaining a clean and organized jobsite Taking required job photos and properly documenting completed work Updating job notes with what was completed, what remains, and any important information the team needs to know Helping identify materials needed for upcoming or incomplete work Following company processes for permits, inspections, materials, and job completion Properly dispatching, arriving, and completing assigned jobs through our field software Taking ownership of assigned projects from start through completion What Success Looks Like Quality Work We want the job done correctly the first time. You take pride in your workmanship, pay attention to the details, and don't cut corners. Efficiency Quality matters, but so does productivity. You understand how to organize your day, prepare for the job, and keep projects moving without sacrificing workmanship. Ownership When a job is assigned to you, you take responsibility for it. If something is incomplete, materials are needed, or a problem comes up, you communicate it and help move the job toward completion rather than allowing it to fall through the cracks. Communication You're part of a larger team. Clear job notes, photos, material updates, and communication with our Service Professionals and office team are essential. Customer Experience Even though you aren't responsible for selling the job, you are working inside our customers' homes and representing Mr. Electric. We expect professionalism, respect, cleanliness, and great communication. You May Be a Great Fit If You... Take pride in doing clean, professional electrical work Can work independently while still being part of a team Are dependable and follow through on what you say you'll do Pay attention to the small details Are organized and take care of your tools, materials, and work area Are comfortable communicating with homeowners Are comfortable using technology, including a phone and tablet in the field Ask questions when something isn't clear instead of making assumptions Accept feedback and want to continue improving Want an opportunity to grow rather than simply looking for another job Job Requirements Previous professional electrical experience required Strong understanding of residential electrical installation and repair Ability to safely perform residential electrical work with limited supervision Valid driver's license and acceptable driving record Ability to use standard electrical tools, equipment, and testing devices Ability to perform the physical requirements of residential electrical work, including lifting, climbing ladders, working in attics/crawlspaces, and working in varying weather conditions Professional appearance and communication skills Willingness to follow established company processes and documentation requirements Grow Into a Service Professional This position can be more than an installer role. For someone who demonstrates strong electrical skills, reliability, communication, customer service, and leadership, there is an opportunity to train and develop toward becoming a Mr. Electric Service Professional. You'll have the opportunity to learn how our
Service Professionals:
Evaluate customers' electrical systems and needs Communicate solutions and recommendations Build relationships and trust with homeowners Manage their own service calls Use our systems and technology Deliver the Mr. Electric customer experience Advancement isn't automatic or based solely on time in the position. It is based on your performance, skill development, and readiness to take on the responsibilities of a Service Professional.
What We Provide Competitive Pay:
$22-$26 per hour, based on experience and qualifications Full-Time Employment Medical, Dental, and Vision Benefits Paid Holidays Paid Time Off Mr. Electric Uniforms Uniform Cleaning Service Company Technology and Field Software Ongoing Training and Development Opportunity for Career Advancement Why Mr. Electric? We aren't looking for someone who simply wants to punch a clock and complete a list of tasks. We're building a team of people who care about their work, support each other, take ownership, and want to continue getting better. You'll have the opportunity to work on a wide variety of residential electrical projects, learn from experienced Service Professionals, develop your skills, and build a career with a growing company. If you're an experienced electrical professional who takes pride in your work and wants an opportunity to grow into something more, APPLY TODAY.