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Apprentice Electrician

Site Worker

Manhattan, KS • Remote

Full-time

Re-posted 21 days ago


Job description

Salary: $22$28/hr DOE conversion to direct hire available for top performers

Apprentice Electrician (2nd4th Year)

Location: Manhattan, KS (Riley County)
Employment Type: Contract, full-time hours, 8+ week project engagement
Pay Rate: $22$28/hr, DOE conversion to direct hire available for top performers
Per Diem: $100/day


Position Overview
We are seeking experienced Apprentice Electricians to join active commercial and residential electrical crews operating in Manhattan, KS. This is a contract position initial engagements are project-based, running 8 weeks or longer depending on scope. Top performers are eligible for conversion to direct hire. Candidates must have a minimum of 2 years of verifiable hands-on electrical field experience and must be currently enrolled in or eligible to enroll in a DOL-registered or locally approved electrical apprenticeship program. Apprentices will work under the direct supervision of a licensed Journeyman or Master Electrician, contributing meaningfully to project production while accumulating the field hours and classroom instruction required for full licensure in Kansas.


Key Responsibilities

  • Assist journeyman and master electricians with all phases of electrical rough-in and trim work on commercial and residential projects
  • Install, bend, and support conduit systems EMT, PVC, and rigid under the direction of a licensed electrician
  • Pull wire and cable through conduit systems; assist with terminations and connections as directed
  • Install outlet boxes, junction boxes, pull boxes, conduit bodies, and panel rough-in as assigned
  • Assist with installation of lighting fixtures, switches, receptacles, panels, and service equipment during trim phases
  • Read and follow electrical drawings, one-line diagrams, and panel schedules under journeyman guidance
  • Maintain a clean, organized, and hazard-free work area; stage materials and tools as directed
  • Operate hand tools and basic power tools safely; learn pneumatic and specialty electrical tools under supervision
  • Attend all required apprenticeship classroom sessions, trade school coursework, and on-site safety training
  • Participate in daily toolbox talks and site safety meetings; adhere to OSHA and site-specific safety protocols
  • Support material handling, deliveries, and site logistics as assigned by foreman or lead electrician
  • Accurately document and report hours worked on company letterhead for apprenticeship record-keeping purposes


Qualifications & Requirements

Required

  • Minimum age of 18 at time of hire
  • High school diploma or GED
  • Minimum 2 years (approx. 4,000 hours) of verifiable hands-on electrical field experience documented hours on company letterhead required for apprenticeship record-keeping
  • Currently enrolled in or actively pursuing enrollment in an approved electrical apprenticeship program
  • Willingness to register as an apprentice electrician with the applicable local licensing authority
  • Basic math skills, including algebra ability to calculate measurements, angles, and conduit bends
  • Reliable transportation to job site; consistent attendance and punctuality are non-negotiable
  • Ability to lift 50+ lbs, work at heights, work in confined spaces, and perform physically demanding tasks in varying weather
  • Valid driver's license
  • Ability to pass a pre-employment background check and drug screening


Preferred

  • Prior electrical, construction, or mechanical trade experience even informal (shop class, maintenance, HVAC helper, etc.)
  • Completion of or current enrollment in an electrical technology program at KCKCC, MATC, or an equivalent trade school
  • Basic familiarity with hand tools, conduit, wire types, and NEC fundamentals
  • OSHA 10 Construction certification, or willingness to obtain within the first 90 days
  • Prior enrollment in a DOL-registered apprenticeship program in any trade