Electrician

About the Role

The Electrician is responsible for completing electrical work on-site during the assembly and installation of factory-built homes. This position completes electrical connections between modules, performs electrical rough-in and panel work, and installs and completes finish electrical to ensure all systems are properly connected, functional, and code compliant.

Key Responsibilities

• Complete electrical connections between factory-built home modules.
• Connect factory-installed electrical systems to site electrical systems as required.
• Complete electrical rough-in work, including wiring, boxes, conduit, and connections.
• Install, wire, and make connections at electrical panels.
• Complete finish electrical, including switches, outlets, lighting fixtures, and other electrical devices.
• Make final electrical connections for appliances and equipment as required.
• Inspect wiring and connections for proper installation and workmanship.
• Test electrical systems and troubleshoot wiring or connection issues.
• Read and interpret electrical plans, drawings, and installation details.
• Coordinate electrical work with other trades to prevent conflicts and maintain the production schedule.
• Make adjustments and repairs as needed to ensure electrical systems are properly installed and operational.
• Maintain a clean and organized work area and properly care for tools and equipment.
• Follow all applicable electrical codes, company standards, and job-site safety requirements.
• Top 3-4 most important responsibilities: 1. Complete electrical connections between modules and site electrical systems.
• 2. Perform electrical rough-in and electrical panel installation and connections.
• 3. Complete finish electrical, including outlets, switches, lighting, and other electrical fixtures.
• 4. Test, troubleshoot, and correct electrical systems to ensure safe and proper operations.

Requirements

• Must Have
• Previous electrical experience in residential construction or a similar setting.
• Experience with residential electrical rough-in and finish electrical work.
• Experience wiring and connecting electrical panels.
• Ability to complete electrical connections between building modules or separate electrical systems.
• Ability to read and understand electrical plans and drawings.
• Working knowledge of applicable electrical codes and safe work practices.
• Ability to use common electrical hand and power tools.
• Ability to troubleshoot basic electrical issues and make necessary corrections.
• Ability to work safely in and around factory-built homes during on-site assembly.
• Ability to work independently while coordinating with the site supervisor and other trades.
• Nice to Have
• Experience working with modular, manufactured, or factory-built homes.
• Experience with residential new construction.
• Electrical trade certification, license, or other applicable credentials.
• Experience with electrical service equipment and panel installation.
• Experience performing electrical testing and troubleshooting.
• Experience working in a production or manufacturing environment
• Additional Information
• Physical Requirements: Must be able to stand, walk, bend, kneel, crawl, climb, work from ladders, and work in confined or partially completed areas of a home. Must be able to lift and carry electrical materials, tools, fixtures, and equipment as required.
• Equipment/Tools: Electrical hand tools, power tools, testing equipment, wire strippers, conduit tools, drills, saws, and other standard electrical equipment.
• Safety Requirements: Must follow all company safety procedures, job-site requirements, applicable OSHA standards, and electrical safety practices. Proper personal protective equipment (PPE) is required.

Work Environment:

This is an on-site production position working primarily on factory-built homes during the assembly and installation process. The position will require coordination with multiple trades and may involve working inside and around the home during various stages of construction