Licensed Electrician: Track Hoe Operator

Licensed Electrician

Purpose

As a licensed electrician (Journeyman or Master), you will lead jobs, crews, and projects specializing in residential and multi-family new construction. A primary focus of this role is the installation of underground conduit systems—specifically from pedestals to homes—and the operation of heavy machinery to facilitate these installations.

Responsibilities

• Primary Duty: Oversee and execute the installation of underground conduit from pedestals to residential units.
• Heavy Equipment Operation: Safely and efficiently operate a track hoe and other machinery for trenching, site preparation, and conduit placement.
• Project Leadership: Manage multiple projects simultaneously, leading and empowering apprentices and team members.
• Quality & Oversight: Oversee quality control for all electrical work and manage any subcontractors utilized on-site.
• Installation: Inspect, install, modify, and maintain electrical fixtures and conduit systems according to applicable building codes.
• Communication: Coordinate with builders, general contractors, and project managers to maintain schedules and meet deadlines.

Qualifications

• Licensure: Must have a valid Journeyman or Masters license from the State Board of Electrical Examiners.
• Technical Skill: Proven experience in installing underground conduit and a strong understanding of local and national electrical codes.
• Equipment Experience: Demonstrated proficiency in operating a track hoe or similar excavation equipment.
• Leadership: Strong work ethic with the ability to lead and empower a field team.
• General: High School Diploma (or equivalent), a valid Driver’s License, and excellent communication skills.
• Availability: Ability to work 6am to 5pm Monday through Friday, with occasional Saturdays.

Core Physical Requirements

• Lifting and Carrying: Ability to lift, push, pull, and carry heavy objects, typically up to 50–75 lbs independently.
• Mobility...