Electrician Needed — $75/hr, 3-Year Public Works Project

About the Project

We're the electrical contractor building the complete security system, cameras, audio monitoring, and alarms, at Orleans Correctional Facility. This is steady, premium-paid work on a public works contract running approximately three years, with a real path to lead and foreman as the project grows.

What You'll Do

Run conduit, pull cable, terminate and test connections across a large-scale security and low-voltage install. You'll work as part of a crew on a long-term project with consistent hours and clear expectations.

What We're Looking For

• 2-3 years minimum of electrical or low-voltage field experience required (running conduit and pulling, terminating, and testing cable); 5+ years preferred
• OSHA 10-Hour Construction Safety card required by New York State for this public works project. Don't have it yet? No problem, we'll help point you to a class before start.
• Able to commute reliably to Albion for full-time day shift work, for the duration of a multi-year project
• Reliable and drug-free
• Able to pass an extended background check and clearance process required for facility access at a correctional site (this process can take several weeks, plan accordingly)

Nice to Have

• Prior experience on a public works or prevailing wage job (certified payroll, compliance reporting)
• Conversational Russian, Ukrainian, or Polish, helpful for daily communication with parts of the crew, not required

Why Take This Job

$75/hour on a stable, roughly three-year project is rare in this trade. You'll join a strong crew with consistent full-time hours and a defined opportunity to move into a lead or foreman role as the work grows, typically within 12-18 months for the right candidate.

Pay: From $75.00 per hour

Work Location: In person