We are currently seeking a Licensed Journeyman Electrician for a long-term industrial project in Hemlock, MI. This is a two-year assignment at a chip manufacturing plant, where you'll play a key role in the installation of electrical systems. The role offers premium pay, consistent hours, and the opportunity to work on a high-profile industrial project.

Primary Function

The primary role of the Journeyman Electrician is to install, maintain, and repair electrical systems, conduit, cable trays, and wiring in an industrial chip plant setting. This position is full-time and requires availability to work 60–70 hours per week over an extended project timeline.

Tools and Equipment Used

• Hand tools and power tools for conduit bending and installation

• PPE and fall protection equipment (as required on-site)

• Wire pulling and cable management tools

• Testing equipment and multimeters

• Ladders, lifts, and scaffolding

Materials Handled

• Rigid and EMT conduit

• Electrical wire and cable

• Cable trays and support systems

• Fasteners, connectors, and industrial fittings

• Electrical panels and terminations

Key Responsibilities

• Run conduit and cable trays according to project specifications

• Pull wire and complete terminations per NEC and site standards

• Work efficiently on a 6 to 7-day schedule, 10 hours per day

• Follow safety procedures and site-specific protocols at all times

• Read and interpret blueprints, schematics, and layout diagrams

• Collaborate with other electricians and trades on-site

• Maintain accurate daily work documentation and time logs

• Participate in toolbox talks and adhere to job site safety rules

Requirements

• Valid Michigan Electrical License

• Current OSHA 10 Certification

• Must pass a DISA Urine Drug Test

• Industrial electrical experience (preferred)

• Ability to work full-time on a long-term, physically demanding project

• Willingness to work overtime and extended schedules

Benefits

• Competitive Pay – $52.00 per hour

• Per Diem – $200.00 per day

• Stable, Long-Term Assignment – Two-year project duration

• Overtime Opportunities – 60–70 hours per week

• Consistent Work Schedule – 6–10s or 7–10s

• Career-Building Experience – Large-scale industrial project