Delaware-Licensed Commercial/Industrial Journeyman Wireman

Picture your day: you arrive at a high‑visibility jobsite in Sussex County, review the day’s plan with the foreman, open the prints, and set out precisely the tools you’ll need—from your bender and threader to your meters and testers. By mid‑morning, you’re laying out conduit runs, pulling feeders, and landing terminations to bring a new commercial space to life. After lunch, you’re calibrating control equipment and verifying that every circuit performs to spec. You wrap the day by documenting materials and hours so the project stays on track.

This is a full‑time, project‑based position supporting significant commercial and industrial installations across Sussex County, Delaware. Steady hours, impactful work, and a team that values craftsmanship and safety are at the core of this opportunity.

• Install, service, and troubleshoot building power and lighting systems, equipment feeds, and related components in accordance with the National Electrical Code (NEC)
• Read and work from blueprints, schematics, diagrams, and technical manuals to complete tasks accurately
• Lay out, run, and terminate power supply wiring, cables, conduit, and associated apparatus in new builds and existing facilities
• Install, repair, and calibrate control and distribution equipment, including motors, relays, switches, thermostats, and circuit breaker panels
• Test circuits and systems for continuity, compatibility, and safety using appropriate meters and testing instruments
• Measure, cut, bend, and thread conduit using rulers, measuring tools, hand tools, pipe threaders, and conduit benders
• Maintain a safe jobsite and ensure the safe operation of all electrical work in progress
• Record daily materials used and labor hours with accuracy

• Active State of Delaware Journeyman Electrician License (required)
• Demonstrated experience in commercial or industrial electrical installation, repair, and maintenance
• Ability to interpret construction drawings, schematics, and technical documentation
• Strong command of the National Electrical Code (NEC) and applicable safety practices
• Proficiency with standard hand tools, power tools, and electrical test equipment
• Consistent, on‑time attendance and availability for the set shift schedule for the duration of the project
• Advanced troubleshooting and problem‑solving ability

If you hold a Delaware Journeyman’s License and want to take on complex, visible work, we invite you to apply.