Journeyman Electrician

About the Role

The role may involve a variety of tasks on commercial and residential jobs, such as running and pulling wire, bending and installing conduit, making terminations, installing lights and outlets, performing low‑voltage work, and occasional industrial work. • Run and pull wiring for commercial/residential projects • Bend and install conduit, perform terminations, install lighting and outlets • Execute low‑voltage and occasional industrial electrical work • Bring personal tools and wear required PPE on site

Key Responsibilities

• ▸wire pulling
• ▸conduit bending
• ▸terminations
• ▸lighting install
• ▸low‑voltage
• ▸industrial work

What You Bring

Tradesmen International is recruiting qualified trade professionals for current and future projects in Jacksonville, Florida. Most positions are first‑shift with hourly wages ranging from $28 to $30, depending on experience and skill level. The company seeks journeyman electricians who want to work alongside skilled craftsmen focused on safety, productivity, and superior workmanship. Candidates must have previous electrical experience, provide their own tools, wear proper personal protective equipment, and preferably hold an OSHA 10 certification. • Hold prior electrical experience; OSHA 10 certification preferred

Requirements

• ▸electrical
• ▸osha10
• ▸journeyman
• ▸tools
• ▸ppe

Benefits

Tradesmen International provides consistent work, competitive pay, and a comprehensive benefits package that includes vacation pay, health insurance, a 401(k) profit‑sharing plan, incentive programs, and tool purchase programs. The company is an equal‑opportunity employer. • Earn $28‑$30 per hour on first‑shift schedule • Receive vacation pay, health insurance, 401(k) profit‑sharing, incentive and tool purchase programs

Work Environment

Field