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The Journeyman Electrician installs, constructs, maintains and troubleshoots, fabricates and repairs all electrical power, test equipment, machine tools and electrical systems including building, heating, cooling and lightening equipment and data and telephone lines.
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Licensed Journeyman Electrician Card. This role will work in conjunction with the Construction Project Manager, Assistant Project Manager of Construction, Operations Analyst, subcontractors, and the Head of Business Operations to develop accurate and efficient project management and analysis.
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Operate acetylene cutting torch, welder, etc.
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Give yourself the power to launch in this unique field with a variety of options including: opportunities to work as an electrician journeyman, a master electrician or even an electrical engineer.
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Journeyman or Master Electrician's license a plus. stutzgogpac COMMERCIAL OR INDUSTRIAL CONSTRUCTION ELECTRICAL PROJECT MANAGER's Gpac is a national executive search firm for the nation’s premier electrical contractors and industry professionals.
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Category Millwright - Journeyman. If you are a Millwright and want to work alongside other proven Craftsmen who emphasize safety, productivity and superior workmanship, this is your chance to advance your career.
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Licensed Journeyman Card preferred. Knowledge of electrical, and/or photovoltaic (solar) construction. We offer an unparalleled culture that allows employees a work/home balance that fits their lifestyle choices.
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Completes all paperwork before moving on to next job; communicates extra time needed to complete tasks to dispatcher.
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Knowledge of FSMA. Adequate formal training or past working experience as a millwright and welder. This shall include such items as mixer blade wipers, drag conveyor chain and paddles, conveyor hanger bearings and flighting, pellet cooler louvers, etc.
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Category HVAC - Journeyman. If you are an HVAC Technician or Mechanic and want to work alongside other proven Craftsmen who emphasize safety, productivity and superior workmanship, this is your chance to advance your career.
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Licensed Millwright preferred. Responsible for working on machines that use chemicals (caustic, acids and ammonia). Licensed Millwright preferred. Must be a self-starter with the ability to work in a team and independently to achieve team objectives including decision making and problem solving.
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