Perform electrical construction duties appropriate to the assigned position and experience level

Install conduit, wiring, cable trays, panels, switchgear, and related electrical equipment

Assist with layout, underground work, rough-in, equipment installation, and project startup activities

Read and follow blueprints, electrical drawings, specifications, and work instructions

Coordinate with electrical crews, project leadership, and other trades

Follow OSHA regulations and all site-specific safety procedures

Use ladders, aerial lifts, scissor lifts, and fall-protection equipment when authorized

Maintain a clean, organized, and safe work area

Complete assigned work according to project schedules and quality standards

Electrical construction experience appropriate to the position

Familiarity with industrial, commercial, or large-scale construction environments

Ability to follow written and verbal instructions

Basic understanding of electrical tools, materials, and safe work practices

Ability to work independently or as part of a team

Reliable transportation and consistent attendance

Required hand tools and jobsite PPE

OSHA, lift, fall-protection, or trade certifications as required by the position and project

Ability to lift, climb, bend, stand for extended periods, and work in varying site and weather conditions

Electrical Apprentice: Entry-level through approximately four years of electrical construction experience. Enrollment in or completion of part of a recognized apprenticeship program is preferred. Candidates should understand basic tools, materials, conduit installation, wire pulling, and jobsite safety.

Journeyman Electrician: Approximately four or more years of electrical construction experience or completion of a recognized apprenticeship program. Candidates should be able to read drawings, perform layout, install electrical systems, troubleshoot basic issues, and work independently with limited supervision. A current journeyman license is preferred where applicable.

Electrical Foreman: Approximately five or more years of electrical construction experience, including at least one to two years leading crews. Candidates should be able to plan daily work, assign manpower, track productivity, coordinate materials, enforce safety requirements, and ensure installations meet project drawings and quality standards.

Electrical Superintendent: Approximately eight or more years of electrical construction experience, including at least three years in a supervisory or project-leadership role. Candidates should have experience managing multiple crews or foremen, coordinating schedules and manpower, overseeing safety and quality, planning project execution, and communicating with project management, clients, and other trades.

Large-scale industrial or heavy commercial construction

Underground electrical systems and rough-in work

Rigid and EMT conduit installation

Large conduit systems

Cable trays, panels, switchgear, controls, and equipment installations

Blueprint reading, layout, testing, commissioning, and startup activities

Crew leadership, manpower planning, scheduling, and trade coordination

Active industrial construction site

Fast-paced environment with possible overtime

Indoor and outdoor work in varying conditions

Work may involve heights, uneven surfaces, active equipment, and changing project demands

Basic Electrical hand tools 

Battery-operated tools preferred

Hard hat, safety glasses, gloves, steel-toe boots, and other site-required PPE