The Electrical Journeyman is responsible for installing, troubleshooting, and maintaining electrical systems across commercial, industrial, and medical projects with a minimum of 4-6 years of full-time on the job experience .. This includes power distribution, branch circuitry, lighting systems, grounding, equipment terminations, low‑voltage pathways, and underground infrastructure where applicable. Journeymen are expected to perform work with a high level of craftsmanship, safety awareness, and technical accuracy. They support Foremen and Senior Foremen by executing daily tasks, mentoring apprentices, and ensuring installations meet
NEC, NFPA
70E, and company standards. This role requires strong technical skills, the ability to read and interpret drawings, and a commitment to quality, professionalism, and continuous learning.
Expectations for the role:
Craftsmanship:
Perform high‑quality electrical installations with accuracy and attention to detail.
Technical competency:
Understand commercial, industrial, and medical electrical systems thoroughly.
Safety ownership:
Follow
OSHA, NFPA
70E, trench safety, and company safety requirements at all times.
Teamwork:
Work collaboratively with Foremen, electricians, apprentices, and other trades.
Professionalism:
Represent the company with integrity, reliability, and a strong work ethic.
Documentation:
Maintain accurate redlines, material tracking, and daily task updates.
Communication:
Communicate clearly with Foremen, Senior Foremen, PMs/APMs, and inspectors.
Problem solving:
Identify issues early and propose solutions to field leadership.
Mentorship:
Support the development of apprentices and less experienced team members.
Adaptability:
Work effectively in fast‑paced, complex commercial and industrial environments.
Continued education:
Stay current with NEC updates, industry standards, and emerging technologies.
Growth mindset:
Actively pursue opportunities to expand technical knowledge and prepare for future leadership roles.
Job Duties:
Electrical Installation & Technical Execution Safety Compliance Quality Control & Craftsmanship Collaboration & Jobsite Coordination Documentation & Reporting Mentorship & Team Development Continued Education & Professional Growth