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Summit Service Solutions

Commercial/Industrial Electrician

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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.

$61,312 / year median in Pennsylvania

-2% projected decline

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Commercial/Industrial Electrician Summit Service Solutions exists to put skilled tradespeople on work that matters—and to treat that work as a career, not a gig. For close to a decade we've staffed commercial construction and manufacturing sites across Pennsylvania and beyond. This role is how our clients keep projects on schedule, production lines running, and buildings code-compliant. You will be the electrician they count on for clean installs, fast troubleshooting, and zero-drama safety. Performance Objectives Complete conduit, feeder, and branch-circuit installs (EMT, rigid, IMC, flex) so first-time inspections pass NEC without rework. Bend, layout, and pull to blueprint and one-line diagrams; coordinate with other trades so your work never holds up the job. Install and commission lighting, devices, panels, disconnects, transformers, switchgear, motors, VFDs, and MCCs on time and to spec. Troubleshoot power and control issues on commercial and industrial equipment; restore service with minimal downtime. Wire and verify field devices, sensors, and PLC-related circuits so systems communicate and run as designed. Test circuits, confirm voltage/phase/load, and document that every install meets OSHA, NEC, and site LOTO requirements. Show up first shift, job-ready, with tools and PPE, and leave the area cleaner and safer than you found it. Environment & Resources You work long-term commercial and industrial assignments (new construction, renovations, manufacturing floors) on first shift. You report through Summit's recruiting and field leadership, who match you to the right site and advocate for you. You bring standard electrical hand tools and required PPE; the job site supplies materials and specialty equipment. Pay is $25-$35/hour based on demonstrated skill. Benefits include 401(k) with match, PTO, holiday pay, health insurance, and supplemental coverage. $1,500 referral bonus available. Essential Qualifications 5+ years commercial electrical construction or 6+ years industrial/manufacturing electrical experience (or equivalent mix). Proven ability to install and bend EMT and to read blueprints, schematics, and one-lines. Comfortable installing distribution gear for industrial work, motors, VFDs, and basic controls/field devices. Valid driver's license, reliable transportation, and authorization to work in the U.S. Ability to lift up to 75 lbs as needed; All candidates must pass pre-employment drug screen (drug-free workplace) and background check. Own standard hand tools and OSHA-compliant PPE (hard hat, ANSI glasses, hi-vis, long pants, safety-toe boots, gloves, hearing protection). Role Selling Points Steady, long-term work—not week-to-week hopping—with a staffing partner that values electricians. Competitive first-shift pay, real benefits, and a $1500 referral bonus that pays you for bringing talent. Mix of commercial builds and industrial production environments so your skills stay sharp. A company whose mission is better careers for tradespeople and better outcomes for the communities we serve.  or call 717-626-4410. If you take pride in code-right work and want a team that treats electricians as professionals, we want to talk.