Electrician

Client is in need of a low-voltage electrician to help install the motor of automatic gates.

Low-voltage electricians are responsible for installing, maintaining, and repairing wiring, equipment, and fixtures. They may also be responsible for instructing more-junior staff members on these tasks. These electricians must be up to date on building codes, able to read blueprints correctly, and - if necessary - prepare a sketch of the project. Additionally, low-voltage electricians need to communicate regularly with colleagues and clients, meaning excellent communication skills are necessary; they should not only be able to effectively diagnose problems that arise in electrical systems, but communicate with clients on those problems as well. Knowledge of the tools required in day-to-day work is necessary. These electricians can be hired by general contractors who need help on larger projects or individuals and organizations that need help on relatively smaller projects.

The low-voltage electrician must have an active apprenticeship electrician license or a journeyman card, and relevant experience in the field may be required or preferred. They need to be able to lift heavy objects, some of which could weigh up to 50 pounds, on a regular basis. Additionally, these electricians must be able to work occasional long hours, and they may need to work on call; they may need to work in indoor and outdoor settings, depending on clients' needs.
Pay: $15-$22 depending on experience!
If qualified and interested please contact us and attach your updated resume!