Low Voltage Electrician

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Low Voltage Electrician

Middleton, Wisconsin - Posted on October 24, 2025

Published By Jennifer Gerhard

Trillium Construction is looking for Low Voltage Electrician Helpers in Madison, WI.

Work will take place in a commercial setting.Job duties will include but not be limited to helping pull cat5, and cat6 cable, helping build cable trays, moving material and general site clean up.

Hours will be 7am - 3 : 30pmMon - Fri.Pay is $21-24 depending on experience.

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Qualifications :

• 6 + months of electrical or low volt experience, or combination of electrical, low volt, and construction laboring.
• Reliable Transportation
• Ability to pass pre-employment screenings.

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Trillium Construction Services has been recruiting and hiring construction and skilled trades talent for over 30 years. Trillium is an Equal Opportunity Employer.

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Trillium offers a comprehensive benefit package that includes the ability to participate in health insurance and retirement plans, paid holidays, state required leave, and vacation days, if applicable. Trilliums offerings are dependent on the state in which the assignment is located, length of time worked, and may change depending on assignment. Benefit packages for direct hire placements vary based on the client company.

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Please call us at 608-661-7909 for more information.

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