Electrician — Commercial Journeyman

About This Role

Join a busy commercial electrical crew in Orlando, FL handling new construction and tenant fit-outs. You’ll work on conduit bending, medium-voltage systems, lighting installs, wireways and raceways, and general commercial electrical service work across job sites in the area. This is hands-on, field-first work. Expect steady hours, scheduled overtime on projects that need it, and opportunities for continued training and advancement. Competitive pay based on experience and a clear path to foreman or project lead roles for dependable, skilled electricians.

What You'll Do

• • Measure, lay out, bend and install conduit and raceways per plans and NEC requirements
• • Install commercial electrical services, pull conductors, terminate feeders and branch circuits
• • Work on medium-voltage terminations and splices under supervisor guidance where required
• • Install lighting systems, low-voltage controls, and cable pathways/supports
• • Read blueprints and riser diagrams; coordinate with foremen, trades, and inspectors
• • Maintain jobsite safety, keep tools/equipment organized, and document work completed

What We're Looking For

• • 3+ years commercial electrical experience with proven conduit bending and pulling skills
• • Experience with wireway, raceway installation and cable supports in commercial settings
• • Hands-on experience with medium-voltage work and lighting system installation
• • Ability to read electrical prints, follow specifications and work with minimal supervision
• • Physically able to climb, lift 50+ lbs, work in lifts/scaffolds, and tolerate variable weather
• • Valid driver’s license and reliable transportation to job sites across Orlando

Qualifications

• • Journeyman electrician license or equivalent commercial electrical experience
• • OSHA 10 (or OSHA 30 preferred) and NFPA 70E training preferred
• • High school diploma or GED
• • Valid driver’s license and ability to pass background and drug screen
• • Comfortable using hand and power tools, multimeter, and testing equipment
• • Spanish language skills a plus

What We Offer

• • Competitive pay with regular overtime opportunities
• • Health insurance options and paid holidays
• • Paid training and certifications (OSHA, NFPA classes supported)
• • Tool/boot allowance and jobsite travel pay
• • Clear advancement path to foreman/project lead for proven performers

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