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Journeyman Electrician — Commercial Project, Roanoke TX ($42/hr, TDLR Licensed)

Electrician · Journeyman · Roanoke, TX · Contract
Pay$42 / hr
Expected hours/wk40
Expected scheduleMorning shift
Expected duration1-2 months
Start dateASAP
TypeContract

Hours, schedule and duration above are the employer’s estimate — not a guarantee. Overtime and job length change with weather, permits, inspections, material delays and client schedules. Get the hours, overtime, duration, pay and per diem you’re actually being offered in writing from the employer before you travel or turn down other work. Terms

Required certifications

TDLR Journeyman Electrical License; OSHA 10 (or willing to obtain)

Required skills

Blueprint ReadingNational Electrical CodeConduit BendingWire PullingCable TrayFixturesConfined Space

About the job

PeopleReady Skilled Trades is hiring TDLR-licensed Journeyman Electricians for a commercial project in Roanoke, Texas. $42/hour, immediate start, 1–2 months.

The job

  • $42/hour, weekly pay
  • Roanoke, TX 76262 — commercial project
  • 1–2 months, morning shift, temporary
  • Immediate start

Job duties

  • Read and interpret blueprints
  • Follow the National Electrical Code
  • Pull wire; install conduit, cable trays, electrical boxes, fixtures and more
  • Work safely in various environments, including heights and confined spaces
  • Maintain a clean and safe job site

What you need

  • Valid, active TDLR journeyman electrical license — Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation
  • 3+ years of commercial and industrial experience
  • Your own tools, including a cordless impact
  • Reliable transportation
  • Ability to lift 25+ lbs
  • Ability to work the shift
  • OSHA 10 — or willingness to obtain

As part of the team

  • Weekly pay
  • Health insurance benefits
  • Flexible work schedules
  • Opportunities to grow and level up your career

Licensing note for travelers: Texas licenses electricians statewide through TDLR, and this role requires an active TDLR journeyman card — not an out-of-state license. If you hold a license in another state, check what Texas requires before you travel. Our free licensing and reciprocity checker covers all 50 states.

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