Full timeSan Antonio metroWireman
Electrician (Wireman)
Do the hands-on install work to a high standard.
- Pay
- $20 to $26 per hour
- Type
- Full time
- License
- Wireman
The work
Do the hands-on wiring and install work that carries a job. You run rough-in and finish work to a high standard, under a journeyman or master.
You are steady, safe, and take pride in tidy, code-right installs.
What you will do
- Run rough-in wiring, devices, and fixtures to code.
- Support service and project work alongside journeymen.
- Keep materials, tools, and the job site squared away.
- Follow safety and quality standards on every task.
What you need
License required
Texas Electrician (Wireman) license
What we look for
- Current Texas Electrician (Wireman) license.
- Hands-on install experience and clean workmanship.
- Clean driving record.
- Reliable, coachable, and safety-minded.
Pay
$20 to $26 per hour
- W-2 employee
- Overtime at time and a half over 40 hours
Honest hourly range, set by skill and experience. Overtime is time and a half over 40 hours in a week.
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
- Load out and head to the day's install or service work.
- Run wiring and devices clean, and keep the site tidy.
- Learn from the journeyman and master on the harder work.
Who thrives here
- You take pride in tidy, code-right rough-in and finish work.
- You are steady, safe, and coachable under a journeyman or master.
- You want to level up to journeyman and you are willing to put in the reps.
Do not apply if
- You rush the install and leave a mess. Speed without clean is not the job.
- You are done learning. There is always a better way to run a wire.
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?
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