Part timeSan Antonio metroMaster
Master Electrician (License Holder of Record)
Hold the license of record and set the technical standard the crew runs to.
- Pay
- $35 to $38 per hour
- Type
- Part time
- License
- Master
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The work
Our Texas Master Electrician holds our license of record and leads the technical standard the crew runs to. This is a supervision and standards seat, not a production seat. You provide genuine, documented oversight: permits, install reviews, ride-alongs, and field training, and you sign off on work you would put your own name behind.
It runs part-time, 15 to 20 flexible hours a week, W-2, with mileage reimbursed. You set the bar the journeymen, wiremen, and apprentices work to, backed by documented systems and a veteran-owned company that runs straight with its people.
What you will do
- Serve as the License Holder of Record and keep the company operating to Texas code.
- Pull and manage permits and coordinate inspections.
- Set installation standards and review completed work for quality and safety.
- Provide documented supervision: install reviews, ride-alongs, and field training for the crew.
- Set pricing standards and hiring bars for the electrical crew.
What you need
License required
Texas Master Electrician license (TDLR)
This role includes serving as our License Holder of Record. You are the licensed authority the company operates under.
What we look for
- Current Texas Master Electrician license in good standing (TDLR).
- Willingness to serve as the company License Holder of Record.
- Years of hands-on residential and light commercial experience.
- Clean driving record and the discipline to run a job right.
- A teacher's mindset. You raise the people around you.
Pay
$35 to $38 per hour
- Part-time, 15 to 20 flexible hours per week
- W-2 employee, not a 1099 contractor
- Mileage reimbursed
Hourly W-2 rate set by experience. This is a supervision and standards seat, not a production seat.
Benefits
- 401(k) with 4% company match, vested from day one
- Veteran-friendly employer
What a week looks like
- Review the crew's open jobs and set the priorities and the standard.
- Handle permits and inspections, and answer code questions from the field.
- Run install reviews and ride-alongs on the work that needs a licensed eye.
- Walk finished work, sign off on what meets code, and coach the crew.
Who thrives here
- You want to own the technical standard a crew runs to, not just lend a license to a name on a form.
- You teach. You would rather raise a crew's standard than be the only one who can do the work.
- You read code for keeps and you run a job tight.
Ready to do the work right?
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