Residential New Construction Electrician

Job Description

Job Description

We are currently seeking a Residential New Construction Electrician! You will strive to provide safe electrical systems for a variety of customers.

Responsibilities :

• Install residential new home wiring, rough and trim work
• Adhere to all quality and safety codes

​​ Qualifications :

Hiring Immediately ! Experienced New Construction Residential Electricians. Prefer 2 years minimum experience. Familiar with 2017 NEC, must have a clean driving record. We need experienced, reliable, electricians to join our fast-growing company.  We offer life insurance,  health insurance, dental, vision, long term and short term disability, accident policy, along with an upcoming 401k program.

We work in Lenoir City, Knoxville, Maryville and surrounding areas to include Roane County, Loudon County, Blount and Knox Counties. IF you are a hard working , and a reliable electrician, then we are the company for you! We offer excellent pay, great benefits and ongoing training. Weekends free, holiday and vacation pay available after probationary period. We want electricians ready to commit to their career and we will commit to you!

Reliable transportation required. Need basic hand tools.  Pay depending on experience.

PLEASE call 865-317-1094 for directions to complete an application. WORKERS NEEDED IMMEDIATELY.

Company Description

Dan and Judy Long had a vision back in 1999 to build an electrical company that would serve the needs of East Tennesseans. Dan had noticed during his previous working years that the quality of customer service had begun to suffer. He was determined to rewind time back to the good old days when you asked someone, “How are you?” and actually meant it! A handshake, a smile, great conversations; all the good things about meeting and talking to people that seem to be lost in today’s world.

Company Description

Dan and Judy Long had a vision back in 1999 to build an electrical company that would serve the needs of East Tennesseans. Dan had noticed during his previous working years that the quality of customer service had begun to suffer. He was determined to rewind time back to the good old days when you asked someone, “How are you?” and actually meant it! A handshake, a smile, great conversations; all the good things about meeting and talking to people that seem to be lost in today’s world.