Commercial Journeyman Electrician

Yellowstone Local is proud to represent Morris Heating and Cooling, an established leader in HVAC and electrical services. $30–$35/hour | Weekly Pay | Company Vehicle + Gas Card | Full-Time Experienced Commercial Electrician Ready to Lead? Morris Heating and Cooling is hiring a Lead Commercial Journeyman Electrician to lead crews and commercial electrical projects throughout Kentucky, Ohio, and Indiana. We're looking for an experienced electrician who can take ownership of a job, lead other electricians, troubleshoot problems in the field, and ensure work is completed safely, correctly, and on schedule. Kentucky Journeyman Electrician License and frequent regional travel are required. What’s in It for You? - $30–$35/hour - Weekly pay - Full-time, Monday–Friday schedule - Overtime opportunities - Medical, dental, and vision insurance - Company-paid dental, vision, and basic life insurance - Life and disability insurance - 401(k) with employer match - Paid time off and paid holidays - Company vehicle and gas card or mileage reimbursement - Company cell phone - Travel expenses covered, including hotel accommodations and meal card - $200 annual boot voucher - Personal tool replacement program - Uniforms, work apparel, and safety gear provided What You’ll Do - Lead commercial electrical installations, maintenance, and repairs - Supervise, mentor, and train electricians and electrical technicians - Manage daily job-site operations, productivity, quality, and safety - Install and troubleshoot commercial wiring, lighting, panels, circuit breakers, and electrical systems - Read and interpret blueprints, schematics, wiring diagrams, and technical drawings - Diagnose electrical problems and perform testing - Ensure work complies with NEC, local codes, and safety requirements - Coordinate with project managers, contractors, engineers, and other trades - Keep projects moving efficiently and on schedule - Complete required project documentation and reports - Travel regularly throughout Kentucky, Ohio, and Indiana