Licensed Electrician
JLL, Huntington, WV, United States
What this job involves
This position focuses on maintaining the reliability and safety of electrical infrastructure across manufacturing/commercial facilities. The role requires diagnosing complex electrical issues, performing preventive maintenance on distribution systems, and executing repairs that keep operations running smoothly. Working independently and as part of a facilities team, the electrician ensures all work meets stringent safety standards and local code requirements. This hands‑on position demands technical expertise, strong problem‑solving abilities, and a commitment to maintaining safe, efficient electrical systems that support critical business operations. Compensation is determined per applicable union contract and collective bargaining agreement.
What your day-to-day will look like
Perform preventive maintenance and inspections on electrical distribution systems, lighting, panels, and power equipment
Diagnose electrical problems using testing equipment and implement solutions that restore system functionality
Install and modify electrical wiring, outlets, circuit breakers, panels, and fixtures to support facility needs
Respond promptly to emergency electrical issues to minimize downtime and restore normal operations
Maintain accurate records of all work performed, materials used, and system modifications
Conduct safety inspections and ensure compliance with OSHA standards and local electrical codes
Collaborate with facility management and other trades to coordinate electrical work and support building projects
Read and interpret electrical blueprints and schematics to execute installations and repairs
Required qualifications
Applicant must be a member of IBEW Union (Local 11 for Los Angeles County/El Segundo or Local 441 for Orange County/Huntington Beach) in good standing
Valid California journeyman electrician license and current certifications (3‑5 years of experience for journeyman level; master electrician license requires additional experience beyond journeyman level)
California‑specific state‑level electrician certification beyond journeyman license
3‑5 years of commercial electrical maintenance experience (minimum for journeyman level)
Proficiency with electrical diagnostic and testing equipment
Strong knowledge of National Electrical Code (NEC), California Electrical Code (Title 24), local codes, and safety regulations
Ability to read electrical drawings and technical specifications
Physical capability to lift 50 pounds and work from ladders or in confined spaces, including extended periods of standing, kneeling, or overhead work; tolerance for working in extreme temperatures, confined spaces, and at heights
Ability to pass extensive background check and obtain required security clearances for facility access
Compliance with prevailing wage requirements where applicable
Preferred qualifications
Experience with building automation or energy management systems
Additional certifications such as OSHA 30 or arc flash safety training
Background in office buildings, data centers, or similar commercial facilities
Familiarity with emergency power systems and generators
Experience using CMMS software for work order tracking
Knowledge of LED lighting and energy‑efficient electrical systems
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This position focuses on maintaining the reliability and safety of electrical infrastructure across manufacturing/commercial facilities. The role requires diagnosing complex electrical issues, performing preventive maintenance on distribution systems, and executing repairs that keep operations running smoothly. Working independently and as part of a facilities team, the electrician ensures all work meets stringent safety standards and local code requirements. This hands‑on position demands technical expertise, strong problem‑solving abilities, and a commitment to maintaining safe, efficient electrical systems that support critical business operations. Compensation is determined per applicable union contract and collective bargaining agreement.
What your day-to-day will look like
Perform preventive maintenance and inspections on electrical distribution systems, lighting, panels, and power equipment
Diagnose electrical problems using testing equipment and implement solutions that restore system functionality
Install and modify electrical wiring, outlets, circuit breakers, panels, and fixtures to support facility needs
Respond promptly to emergency electrical issues to minimize downtime and restore normal operations
Maintain accurate records of all work performed, materials used, and system modifications
Conduct safety inspections and ensure compliance with OSHA standards and local electrical codes
Collaborate with facility management and other trades to coordinate electrical work and support building projects
Read and interpret electrical blueprints and schematics to execute installations and repairs
Required qualifications
Applicant must be a member of IBEW Union (Local 11 for Los Angeles County/El Segundo or Local 441 for Orange County/Huntington Beach) in good standing
Valid California journeyman electrician license and current certifications (3‑5 years of experience for journeyman level; master electrician license requires additional experience beyond journeyman level)
California‑specific state‑level electrician certification beyond journeyman license
3‑5 years of commercial electrical maintenance experience (minimum for journeyman level)
Proficiency with electrical diagnostic and testing equipment
Strong knowledge of National Electrical Code (NEC), California Electrical Code (Title 24), local codes, and safety regulations
Ability to read electrical drawings and technical specifications
Physical capability to lift 50 pounds and work from ladders or in confined spaces, including extended periods of standing, kneeling, or overhead work; tolerance for working in extreme temperatures, confined spaces, and at heights
Ability to pass extensive background check and obtain required security clearances for facility access
Compliance with prevailing wage requirements where applicable
Preferred qualifications
Experience with building automation or energy management systems
Additional certifications such as OSHA 30 or arc flash safety training
Background in office buildings, data centers, or similar commercial facilities
Familiarity with emergency power systems and generators
Experience using CMMS software for work order tracking
Knowledge of LED lighting and energy‑efficient electrical systems
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