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Licensed Journeyman Electrician $42-$45/HR – Northlake, TX – Commercial Project

Electrician · Journeyman · Northlake, TX · Contract
Pay$42-45 / hr
TypeContract

Required skills

Conduit BendingEMT ConduitWire PullingBlueprint ReadingPanel Installation

Required PPE

Hard Hat (Type II)Safety GogglesSteel-Toe BootsHi-Vis Class 2

About the job

PRST is hiring a Licensed Journeyman Electrician for a commercial electrical project in Northlake, TX. This one is for someone who can work independently, knows their way around electrical layouts, and gets installations done safely and efficiently.

Pay: $42-$45/hr DOE - potential up to $50/hr for top-tier experience.

Scope of work:

  • Read and interpret electrical drawings, blueprints, layouts, and specifications
  • Install electrical panels and related equipment
  • Run, measure, cut, bend, and install conduit/pipe
  • Rope and wire complete units from start to finish
  • Pull, route, and organize electrical wire and cable
  • Perform electrical rough-in and installation work
  • Install boxes, supports, and other electrical components as needed
  • Troubleshoot basic installation issues and make necessary adjustments
  • Coordinate with other electricians and trades on the jobsite
  • Follow all safety procedures and keep a clean, organized work area

Requirements:

  • Journeyman-level electrical experience with a current license
  • Strong knowledge of commercial electrical installation
  • Confident reading and working from electrical drawings and blueprints
  • Experience installing panels and running conduit
  • Able to rope and wire an entire unit
  • Comfortable working independently with minimal supervision
  • Basic electrical hand tools and required PPE
  • Reliable transportation and dependable attendance

Apply through RoadTrades and the PRST team will reach out.

Licensing in Texas: this work is state-licensed here, though this job does not require a license to apply. Texas accepts journeyman licenses from Alabama, Alaska, Arkansas, Idaho, Iowa and 5 more. See the full rules for Texas →

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