Apprentice Electrician

About This Role

Join as an Apprentice Electrician in the Dallas–Fort Worth area working on commercial jobs under the direction of a Master Electrician. This is a hands-on role focused on learning trade skills, jobsite safety, and teamwork. Expect travel within the DFW area and occasional out-of-state work with per diem provided. You’ll get paid competitive wages, receive benefits, and be supported with safety training and apprenticeship enrollment opportunities. This role is for a dependable, hard-working person with a strong mechanical aptitude who wants to build a career in commercial electrical work.

What You'll Do

• • Work on commercial job sites under the direction of a Master Electrician and Journeyman—follow instructions and complete assigned tasks.
• • Install conduit, run cable, pull wire, and install lighting, outlets, and raceways per project plans and codes.
• • Read and follow blueprints, wiring diagrams, and job tickets; assist with layout and marking of circuits.
• • Assist in testing, troubleshooting, and making safe connections; work on energized circuits only when supervised and in compliance with safety rules.
• • Maintain basic hand tools, keep tools and equipment in good condition, and help keep the jobsite clean and organized.
• • Follow all safety protocols, complete required safety training, and report hazards or incidents immediately.

What We're Looking For

• • Must have or obtain a State of Texas Apprentice Electrician license prior to or immediately upon hire.
• • Reliable transportation and ability to travel; position may require overnight travel (per diem provided).
• • Physically able to lift 50 lbs, climb ladders and scaffolds, stoop and bend repeatedly, and work in confined spaces.
• • Own basic hand tools in good condition (tool list provided on hire).
• • Willingness to learn, strong mechanical aptitude, and good verbal communication skills to work with supervisors and crew.
• • Must pass a criminal background check, drug screen, and have a valid driver’s license with a clean driving record.

Qualifications

• • Current (or ability to obtain) Texas Apprentice Electrician license (required).
• • High school diploma or GED and transcripts available upon request.
• • Valid driver’s license and clean driving record.
• • Able to lift 50 lbs, climb ladders and meet physical demands of the trade.
• • Bilingual English/Spanish is a plus but not required.
• • Willing to pass background check and drug screen; provide trade references upon request.

What We Offer

• • Competitive wages (DOE) and per diem for travel assignments.
• • Medical, dental, and vision benefit options available.
• • Paid safety training and required certifications prior to site work.
• • Support for apprenticeship program enrollment (IEC preferred) and on-the-job training toward advancement.
• • Overtime opportunities and steady commercial project work.
• • Paid time off and benefits package details provided during hiring process.

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