Full timeSan Antonio metroApprentice reg.
Apprentice Electrician
Learn the trade the right way from electricians who teach it.
- Pay
- $13 per hour flat while learning
- Type
- Full time
- License
- Apprentice reg.
The work
Learn the trade the right way from electricians who care about teaching it. Show up on time, work hard, and stay coachable, and we will invest in your path toward journeyman.
No experience required. We are looking for the right attitude and a real work ethic.
What you will do
- Support the crew on service and install work.
- Learn code, tools, and clean install technique on the job.
- Keep the truck, materials, and job site organized.
- Show up on time and ready, every day.
What you need
License required
Texas electrical apprentice registration (TDLR)
Not registered yet? That is fine. We will help you register as an electrical apprentice with TDLR.
What we look for
- Texas electrical apprentice registration, or willingness to register with our help.
- A strong work ethic and a coachable attitude.
- Reliable transportation and a clean driving record.
- Respect for the trade and the customer's home.
Pay
$13 per hour flat while learning
- W-2 employee, paid training
- Help registering with TDLR
A flat hourly rate while you learn the trade. Earn your journeyman license and you move onto the journeyman rate.
Wondering what the pay becomes once you are licensed? A journeyman starts at$35.00 an hour, straight hourly, with overtime at time and a half over 40 hours.
Starting from zero? Read electrician schools in San Antonio and how to become a licensed electrician in Texas.
Benefits
- 401(k) with 4% company match, vested from day one
- Take-home truck for lead roles
- Paid training
- Veteran-friendly employer
What a week looks like
- Roll with a journeyman or master and learn the day's work.
- Handle materials, keep the site clean, and pick up technique.
- Ask questions, take notes, and build toward your license.
Who thrives here
- You show up on time, every day, ready to work and learn.
- You want a real trade and a license, not just a paycheck this week.
- You take direction well and you are not afraid of the grunt work.
Do not apply if
- You are looking for a desk job or a shortcut. This is hands-on and physical.
- You cannot commit to showing up reliably. The whole trade starts with that.
Tools, truck, and pay
Lead roles get a take-home company truck, stocked and maintained. We buy the power tools, the meters, and the material. You bring your own hand tools, the way any tradesperson does.
Pay grows as you add licenses and take on more responsibility. Every rung of the ladder is a higher hourly rate, so the same day of work pays more as you advance. We would rather pay to keep a good electrician than train a new one.
Ready to do the work right?
If you respect the trade and want to build something, we should talk. Become a Wattsmith.
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