Experienced Electrician - Bill Smith Electric
Pensacola, FL
About the Job
Wanted full-time Electricians for commercial electrical projects in Pensacola & surrounding areas. We are about to start new long term projects in Gulf Breeze and Crestview. We cover South Alabama and NW Florida. Current Projects include wastewater treatment facilities, outdoor lighting, emergency power system upgrades - Diesel & NAT gas generator systems, facility power upgrades, marine shore power upgrades, & underground power distribution. Experience in these areas is a plus.
Compensations:
Compensations:
- Great pay, health/dental insurance, and employer-matching Fidelity IRA retirement plan.
- We will match your company IRA contributions dollar for dollar up to 3% of your gross pay every week.
- We pay 100% apprenticeship program tuition at Locklin Technical College.
If you are looking for steady local work this may be the place for you. Are you tired of working out of town, tired of being laid off at the end of every job? Come see us.
We install electrical systems for wastewater (lift stations, wells, water treatment facilities), switchgear upgrades, sports lighting, runway lighting, roadway lighting, parking lot lighting, generators, new and renovated commercial buildings, and electrical maintenance and upgrades for higher education facilities.
Requirements:
- We are seeking honest, capable, hardworking electricians who work well with others and value quality work.
- Must have transportation.
- Reliable. We need people we can count on day in and day out to show up on time and be prepared to work.
- Minimum 5 years of experience preferred.
To apply in person call 850-968-6500 and schedule a time to come by & fill out an application. Or you can download an application from our website at www.billsmithelectric.com fill it out and email a picture or scan to this ad.
Bill Smith Electric is a drug-free workplace.
About Bill Smith Electric:
Bill Smith Electric is a commercial electrical contractor located in Cantonment Florida and incorporated in 1983.
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