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Cleburne, TX - In person If you are an experienced Commercial Electrician, Journeyman Electrician, Electrical Apprentice, Construction Electrician, Commercial Electrical Apprentice, or Electrician ...

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Commercial Electricians - Journeyman & Apprentices | IMMEDIATE START

Cleburne, TX • On-site

$28 - $35/hr

Full-time

Medical, Dental, Vision

Posted 6 days ago

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Job description

TradeWise Staffing is hiring Commercial Journeyman Electricians and Electrical Apprentices for a long-term commercial construction project in Cleburne, TX.


This is an approximately 10-month project with consistent overtime, making it a great opportunity for electricians looking for steady, long-term work in the DFW/Cleburne area.


Pay & Schedule:

  • Electrical Apprentices: $28.00/hour
  • Journeyman Electricians: $35.00/hour
  • Overtime available
  • Schedule: Monday–Friday, 10-hour shifts + 8 hours Saturday
  • Approximately 58 hours per week
  • Long-term – approximately 10 months
  • Cleburne, TX
  • PER DIEM/DAY $50-$120 depending on distance.


Journeyman Electrician Responsibilities:

Journeyman Electricians should be experienced commercial electricians capable of working independently and helping direct workflow within a crew.


  • Commercial electrical installation
  • Install and run EMT/conduit
  • Pull and route electrical wire
  • Perform electrical terminations
  • Install and work inside electrical panels
  • Read and interpret electrical blueprints, drawings, and specifications
  • Layout and execute electrical work from plans
  • Direct and assist Electrical Apprentices
  • Maintain production and quality standards
  • Work safely from scissor lifts and boom lifts



Electrical Apprentice Responsibilities:

We are looking for experienced Electrical Apprentices who can contribute immediately on a commercial jobsite.

  • Assist with commercial electrical installations
  • Install conduit and electrical raceways
  • Pull wire and cable
  • Assist with terminations and panel work
  • Read and follow electrical drawings and specifications
  • Work alongside Journeyman Electricians
  • Perform assigned electrical work safely and efficiently
  • Must be comfortable working from scissor lifts and boom lifts


Requirements:

  • Commercial electrical construction experience
  • OSHA 10
  • MEWP Group A & B / Scissor Lift & Boom Lift certification
  • Must be able to pass E-Verify
  • Basic hand tools
  • Basic PPE
  • Ability to work approximately 58 hours per week
  • Reliable transportation to the Cleburne, TX jobsite
  • Ability to work safely and productively from day one


Harnesses will be provided by TradeWise Staffing.


Job Type: Full-time, Long-term Contract

Pay: $28.00–$35.00 per hour depending on experience

Expected Hours: Approximately 58 hours per week


Work Location: Cleburne, TX – In person



If you are an experienced Commercial Electrician, Journeyman Electrician, Electrical Apprentice, Construction Electrician, Commercial Electrical Apprentice, or Electrician Helper looking for a long-term electrical construction project in Cleburne, Texas, apply today.

Immediate opportunities available. Qualified electricians will be contacted quickly.


How to Apply:
Interested candidates are encouraged to call or text the appropriate contact below for more information or to discuss the position.
English: Cheyenne - (945)2917077


Español: Angel - (945)2917080


Company Description

TradeWise is a start-up on the rise, and we're building something big from the ground up. We pride ourselves on a culture rooted in hard work, dedication, and true ownership. Where the people who show up and deliver help shape the direction of the company.

What sets us apart is how we treat people. We take care of our tradespeople, internal colleagues, vendor partners, and clients equally.