Job Description
Job Description
About this role
Join a utility-scale solar construction crew building a project in Moro, AR. This hands-on journeyman role focuses on code-compliant electrical installation, termination of combiner boxes and LV equipment, conduit and raceway work, and system testing/commissioning in an outdoor environment. You will supervise apprentices, coordinate daily material staging, and follow site safety and quality standards. Position requires travel to the project site and a dependable, full-time work schedule.
What you'll do
- Terminate combiner boxes, panels, LV equipment and DC wiring to code
- Layout, bend, thread and install conduit, raceways, and PVC raceways in trenches
- Install and lay out switchgear, switchboards, metering and electrical enclosures
- Pull and terminate large aluminum direct-bury cable and run DC wire to PV equipment
- Perform electrical testing and commissioning of solar systems and assist troubleshooting
- Supervise apprentices, unload and stage materials, and coordinate daily work tasks on site
What we're looking for
- Must hold a current state Journeyman Electrician license
- Minimum 4 years of electrical construction experience; solar project experience preferred
- Able to read and interpret drawings, conduit/panel layouts, and technical schematics
- Comfortable working outdoors for extended periods and performing physical labor (lifting, climbing, trenching)
- Must provide basic hand tools (tape measure, level, side-cutting pliers/lineman's) and follow site safety rules
- Willingness to travel to the Moro, AR project site and maintain reliable attendance
Qualifications
- State-licensed Journeyman Electrician (required)
- Minimum 4 years' relevant electrical construction experience
- Familiarity with PV (solar) system installation and medium/low-voltage work preferred
- Own basic tools: tape measure, level, side-cutting pliers (lineman's)
- Must be 18+ with proof of identity and work authorization
- Demonstrated commitment to safety and the ability to work independently and on a crew
What we offer
- Per diem provided for travel assignments
- Travel and lodging support for project work
- Site-specific safety training and required certifications provided
- Hands-on experience on a utility-scale solar project with steady, project-based work
- Crew-oriented environment with opportunity to supervise and mentor apprentices
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- Typical pay
- $59,280–$106,600
For context, most electricians earn between $59,280–$106,600 a year according to Bureau of Labor Statistics wage data. What this particular role pays is set by the employer — check the description above.
This position is listed as contract and onsite.