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Journeyman Electrician
Job Description

At MKI, we’re more than a workplace, we’re a family. We take pride in delivering accurate, professional, and dependable service to our customers, and we rely on team members who share those values. As a Journeyman Electrician, you will represent our commitment to quality, safety, and respectful communication while supporting a positive, team-focused environment.

PROJECT PHOTOGRAPHY — Journeyman on the job: pulling wire, terminating gear, leading a crew

General Expectations

  • Maintain current knowledge of the NEC, NFPA 70E, the MKI Safety Manual, and the MKI Team Handbook.
  • Demonstrate a positive, team-oriented attitude at all times.
  • If concerns arise (whether about the work environment or interactions with other team members) share them directly with your supervisor so we can support you.
  • Use professional, respectful language at all times; foul or offensive language is not permitted.

Job Performance Standards

  • Complete work in compliance with the most current code requirements and the Authority Having Jurisdiction (AHJ).
  • Perform all tasks safely, neatly, and according to MKI Safe Work Practices or customer policies, whichever is more stringent.
  • Work efficiently and avoid downtime. There is always an opportunity to organize, clean, prepare, or plan ahead.
  • Before beginning any task, ensure you have a clear understanding of expectations from the customer and your supervisor.
  • Any change in scope requested by a customer must be approved by your supervisor.

Job Sites, Shop & Vehicles

  • Maintain clean, orderly job sites, work areas, and company vehicles.
  • Keep tools and materials organized for easy access and efficient workflow.
  • Practice the “full hands in, full hands out” method to reduce unnecessary trips.
  • Eliminate tripping hazards and maintain a safe working environment.
  • Use job bins for gathering materials and do not remove materials assigned to another job unless you have arranged a replacement and notified the appropriate team member.

Communication Standards

  • When speaking with customers, do not take calls, texts, or emails; give them your full attention.
  • All on-site communication should be job-related. Personal communication should be limited to emergencies.
  • Ask clarifying questions before starting work to ensure accuracy and alignment.
  • Communicate with customers using clear, simple language; avoid technical jargon.

Forms & Documentation

  • Complete all material lists before leaving the job site.
  • Submit customer feedback forms and vendor recognition forms as needed in a timely manner.
  • Turn in daily receipts and material lists by the end of the workday.

Primary Responsibilities

  • Install electrical equipment, devices, and components in compliance with the NEC and local codes.
  • Troubleshoot, test, diagnose, and resolve electrical issues.
  • Read, interpret, and update drawings, blueprints, and construction documents, including marking up as-built drawings.
  • Lead and manage small jobs independently without a Project Manager.
  • Supervise apprentices and laborers on-site, providing guidance and ensuring safe, quality work.
  • Order parts or assist in coordinating material procurement as required.
  • Perform additional tasks as needed based on project scope.
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