Even with no experience, it is possible to get an entry-level job as an electrician. Many of these roles are apprenticeship programs where you learn how to install and repair wires, lighting, and other electrical systems. As part of your progression to a journeyman electrician, you may install meters, perform maintenance on existing systems, and work with electricity in various situations and conditions. Entry-level electricians may work nights, weekends, or holidays as necessary to get the job done. You may also help review work done by other entry-level electricians, study local codes and regulations, read blueprints and work orders, and test existing components using a variety of industry tools.