Electrical Apprentice

Are you looking to join a fun, growing organization? #teamskyeye is one of the best in the business. Over 60% of our business is from repeat clients, and we attribute that to one simple reason: our service, and our people. We take great pride in our products, and we strive to deliver the best of the best to our clients. We’re on a mission: to become Global Leaders in Energy Transfer Solutions. That mission is reflected in everything that we do: from design all the way to site service. Want to be a part of it? We're looking for a new Electrical Apprentice to join our Electrical team. Applications are welcome from all levels (1st through 4th Year), See details on how to apply to this exciting role below.

CHARACTERISTICS:

• Prioritize safety above all else
• Great attention to detail
• Desire to constantly learn new skills
• Ability to work quickly and accurately
• Positive, “can do” attitude
• Ability to take directions from various Journeymen Electricians, depending on the project
• Ability to stay organized and on task
• Desire to create a high-quality product
• Desire to work as a team with other electricians and tradespeople
  

RESPONSIBILITIES:

• Be ten minutes early for your assigned shift start and ready to participate in daily tailgate meetings
• Fill out JHA’s and other required safety paperwork while assessing potential hazards in and around the work area
• Accurately follow project blueprints
• Understand and accurately deploy Electrical Journeyman’s direction; ask for clarification when necessary.
• Mount JB’s
• Run raceways for wire or cables runs
• Ground and bond unit to code and to Sky Eye specifications
• Install fittings into devices
• Run cables and pull wire through raceways
• Cut and mount strut for raceway supports
• Communicate with Journeymen about changes or concerns with the unit
  

SAFETY RESPONSIBILITIES:

• Abide by the Occupational Health and Safety (OHS) laws, regulations, and standards in place at Sky Eye Measurement.
• Understand and follow all Sky Eye safety policies and procedures at all times.
• Complete required site-specific hazard assessments (i.e., FLHA’s) and toolbox talks before starting tasks.
• Use personal protective equipment (PPE) as directed and ensure it is in good working condition.
• Participate actively in safety meetings and training sessions.
• Immediately report any unsafe acts/conditions, near misses, incidents, or property damage to a supervisor.
• Support a clean and organized work area to prevent slips, trips, or electrical hazards.