Electrical Trainee at Rex Moore Electric
What You’ll Do as an Electrical Trainee
As an Electrical Trainee at Rex Moore Electric in Walnut Creek, CA, you’ll embark on a hands-on journey in the electrical trade, contributing to a variety of exciting projects across the region. Whether it’s a commercial building or a residential development, your role is pivotal in ensuring smooth electrical operations. You’ll work closely with licensed electricians, gaining invaluable on-the-job experience and insight into the electrical industry. Our projects are diverse, providing you with exposure to different environments and challenges, making each day unique and full of learning opportunities.
Your Daily Tasks as an Electrical Trainee
Supporting Licensed Electricians
Your primary responsibility will be to assist licensed electricians with various tasks. This includes helping with wiring installations, where you’ll gradually learn the intricacies of electrical systems. Your support is crucial in ensuring projects are completed efficiently and safely.
Preparing and Managing Materials
You’ll be involved in preparing materials for job sites, ensuring all necessary tools and components are ready for the day’s tasks. This includes cutting and threading conduit and assisting in panel wiring and mounting. Staying organized and ready is key in maintaining the workflow on-site.
Performing Safety and Maintenance Checks
Routine safety checks on tools and equipment will be an integral part of your role. You’ll help ensure that everything is in working order, minimizing risks and contributing to a safe work environment. Additionally, maintaining clean and organized work areas will be part of your daily routine, fostering a productive and efficient workspace.
Additional Practical Tasks
You’ll also engage in learning to read electrical schematics under supervision, a skill that will become essential as you progress in your career. Additionally, you’ll assist in troubleshooting minor electrical issues, providing a practical application of your growing knowledge.
What You Need to Be an Electrical Trainee
Essential Skills and Qualifications
To thrive in this role, a basic familiarity with hand tools such as wire strippers and voltage testers is essential. A strong willingness to learn on the job will set you apart, as there’s always something new to grasp in the electrical field. Following safety protocols is non-negotiable, as is excellent teamwork and communication skills to work harmoniously with your colleagues.
Physical and Experience Requirements
You’ll need the physical ability to lift up to 50 lbs and work in confined spaces, ensuring you’re fit to handle the job’s demands. While 0-3 years of field experience as an Electrical Trainee is preferred, your hands-on abilities and eagerness to learn are what truly matter.
Compensation
Competitive Salary and Benefits
We offer a competitive salary range of $21.38-$25.52 per hour, based on your experience. You’ll benefit from paid time off and holidays, ensuring a healthy work-life balance.
Career Advancement and Training
At Rex Moore Electric, we believe in nurturing talent. You’ll have access to career advancement opportunities, ongoing training, and certifications to further your career. Our commitment to developing our team means you’ll grow alongside us, gaining the skills and experience needed to excel in the electrical trade.
Electrical Trainee
Walnut Creek, CA
$21 - $26 / hour
*Please note, even if you do not possess all of the skills listed, we encourage you to apply!
Best Electrician Jobs: Electrical Trainee
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