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Commercial Journeyman and Apprentice Electricians

Austin, TX · On-site

$26 - $38/hr

Must have a valid TDLR journeyman or apprentice electrician license * Must have reliable transportation and own tools for the trade. * OSHA 10 required on some jobsites License/Certification: * OSHA ...

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Commercial Electricians

Houston, TX · Remote

$43.57/hr

Skillforce is currently hiring for Journeymen Electricians with a valid TDLR license (either apprentice or journeyman license) for a 4-6 week project in Houston, TX. This is a scale project paying ...

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TDLR inspectors often encounter challenges such as navigating diverse work environments, ensuring compliance with state regulations, and effectively communicating with business owners or licensees. Applicants should be prepared to interpret complex regulations, document findings accurately, and handle potential conflicts with professionalism. Developing strong organizational and interpersonal skills can help inspectors manage their caseload efficiently and build positive relationships during inspections.

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To thrive as a TDLR Inspector, you need detailed knowledge of relevant state regulations, inspection procedures, and a high school diploma or equivalent, with additional certifications depending on the industry (e.g., electrical, cosmetology, or elevator inspection). Familiarity with compliance software, inspection reporting systems, and mobile data collection tools is typically required. Strong observational skills, attention to detail, and effective communication are crucial soft skills for this role. These skills ensure accurate inspections, regulatory compliance, and clear interactions with stakeholders, which are vital for public safety and trust in regulated industries.

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CredentialsRequires Tdlr license, which involves completing approved training and passing examsRequires state-specific cosmetology license, including training and exams
Work EnvironmentRegulatory body overseeing licensing and compliance in various beauty and wellness fieldsWorks in salons, spas, or beauty clinics performing hair, skin, and nail services
Industry UsageLicensing authority for multiple beauty-related professions in TexasLicensed beauty professional providing services to clients

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TDLR stands for the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation. It is a state agency responsible for licensing and regulating a wide variety of professions, trades, and businesses in Texas, such as electricians, cosmetologists, barbers, and more. TDLR ensures that licensees meet specific standards to protect public health, safety, and welfare. They also handle complaints, conduct inspections, and enforce regulations to maintain high standards in the industries they oversee.
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TDLR Licensed Journeyman Electrician

TDLR Licensed Journeyman Electrician

Catapult Solutions Group

Amarillo, TX

$40/hr

Full-time

Posted 6 days ago

Job description

Licensed TDLR Journeyman Electrician – Data Center Project

(MUST have TDLR Journeyman Card) 

Apprentice License Not Accepted

Electrical / Industrial Construction

Claude, Texas – Fully On-Site
This position requires the employee to work on-site at a large-scale data center construction project.

Full-Time | Long-Term Project (3 Years)

About Our Client

Our client is a leading contractor specializing in large-scale industrial and mission-critical construction projects. With decades of experience delivering high-quality electrical infrastructure, the company focuses on complex builds such as data centers, industrial facilities, and high-demand energy environments. They operate across the United States and are known for maintaining strict safety standards, quality workmanship, and reliable project delivery. Their mission is to build and maintain the electrical infrastructure that powers modern technology while supporting skilled trades professionals with long-term opportunities and competitive compensation.

Job Description

We are seeking licensed TDLR Journeyman Electricians to support the construction of a major data center project in Claude, TX. This is a long-term opportunity with 60 hours per week available on a 3-year project. The role involves installing, maintaining, and troubleshooting electrical systems within a high-demand mission-critical facility.

Electricians will work alongside project supervisors, engineers, and other skilled trades to install conduit systems, pull and terminate conductors, and support the buildout of electrical infrastructure required for data center operations. The ideal candidate is safety-focused, experienced in industrial or mission-critical environments, and comfortable working on large-scale construction projects with strict quality standards.

This role offers stable long-term work and the opportunity to be part of a team building essential infrastructure that supports modern technology and cloud computing.

Duties and Responsibilities

  • Install electrical systems and components according to project plans and NEC standards.

  • Run and install rigid conduit, EMT, and cable tray systems.

  • Pull, terminate, and test electrical wiring and equipment.

  • Read and interpret electrical blueprints, schematics, and layout drawings.

  • Install panels, transformers, switchgear, and other electrical distribution equipment.

  • Follow all OSHA safety regulations and company safety procedures.

  • Troubleshoot electrical issues during installation and commissioning phases.

  • Coordinate work with supervisors, engineers, and other trades on site.

  • Maintain organized work areas and ensure quality workmanship at all times.

Required Experience/Skills

  • Active TDLR Journeyman Electrician License.

  • Strong experience running rigid conduit and other conduit systems.

  • Experience working on industrial or commercial electrical construction projects.

  • Ability to read and interpret electrical blueprints and technical drawings.

  • Knowledge of National Electrical Code (NEC) and electrical safety standards.

  • Ability to work 60 hours per week in an active construction environment.

  • Strong communication skills and ability to work effectively with a team.

  • Commitment to safety and quality workmanship.

Nice-to-Haves

  • Previous data center or mission-critical facility experience.

  • Experience installing large electrical distribution systems or switchgear.

  • OSHA 10 or OSHA 30 certification.

  • Experience working on large industrial or multi-year construction projects.

Education

  • High school diploma or GED required.

  • Must possess a valid TDLR Journeyman Electrician License.

Pay & Benefits Summary

  • $40 per hour starting pay (Raises avaliable based on performance)

  • 60 hours per week available

  • 3-year long-term project

  • Overtime opportunities

  • Stable work on a major data center build

  • Opportunity to work with a highly experienced electrical team

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Apply now to secure your spot on this long-term project.
Qualified candidates should submit their resume and TDLR Journeyman license to be considered.

Keywords

Journeyman Electrician | TDLR Electrician | Data Center Electrician | Industrial Electrician | Rigid Conduit | Electrical Construction | Texas Electrician | Mission Critical Construction

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