• Join the team at AMERICAN Cast Iron Pipe Company (ACIPCO) in Birmingham, AL! We're currently seeking Electricians to join our Plant Maintenance Division. As an Electrician, you'll be responsible for performing advanced and critical electrical maintenance and construction work throughout our plant. At ACIPCO, we prioritize doing things The Right Way. That's why we offer competitive pay, excellent benefits, and ample opportunities for personal and professional growth. Apply today and join us in delivering vital products essential to our world! • Key Responsibilities: • Does bench repair work on electrical equipment. • Be able to read difficult electrical schematics and blueprints and able to document and edit errors and inconsistencies. • Be able to properly use a burning/welding torch, be able to electric arc weld, and braze. • Makes adaptations as necessary on electrical equipment to make it work consistent with the company's requirements. • Be able to determine sources of electrical trouble and correct them. • Bends and installs conduit, fittings, enclosures, switches, disconnects, etc. Properly size and pulls wire consistent with national and local codes. Follows through until equipment is operating satisfactorily. • Must have thorough working knowledge of electricity, electrical circuits and electrical equipment particularly as they apply to shop equipment operations. Able to apply this knowledge to make necessary repairs safely and efficiently. • Documents the procedures and calibrations performed on instrumentation and equipment to meet current ISO requirements. • Utilizes technical knowledge to assure the accuracy of recorded data for parts and equipment; locates and identifies missing data and enters all information into maintained records. • Performs necessary fieldwork to obtain motor and equipment information and other data necessary to create a permanent record. • Provides training and instruction to the Apprentice(s) and to other wage jobs in their work area/department as instructed by supervision. Minimum Qualifications: • Must have at least (2) years of electrical experience (i.e. electrical troubleshooting and repairs) in a heavy industrial environment OR must have successfully completed a trainee or certification program with no years of experience. • Must be physically able to perform the essential functions of the job, with or without reasonable accommodations. • Must be able to climb and work from high places. • Must be able to read difficult electrical schematics and blueprints. • Must meet physical requirements for safe operation of mobile equipment as administered by the Safety Department. • Due to the hazardous nature of the job environment (mobile equipment, overhead cranes, etc.), an acceptable level of vision and hearing are required in order to identify and respond to visual and audible warnings in a safe manner. • Must exhibit a valid state issued driver's license. Benefits: • Paid Vacation and Holidays • Profit Sharing Bonus Plan (Employee-Owned Company) • Medical, Dental and Supplemental Vision • Generous 401k and Savings Plan (company match) • Wellness Program • Tuition Reimbursement • Employee Assistance Program About AMERICAN: Founded in Birmingham, Alabama in 1905, AMERICAN is a manufacturer of fire hydrants, valves, ductile iron and spiral-welded steel pipe for the waterworks industry, and high-frequency-welded steel pipe for the oil and natural gas industries. AMERICAN's diversified product line also includes fire pumps, structural casing and piling, castings for waterworks products and large machinery, and specialty rubber products. For more than a century, AMERICAN has been committed to doing things The Right Way by applying the Golden Rule in life and in business, always exceeding customer expectations, by empowering and supporting our team members, and by being a good neighbor in our communities. EOE/VETS/DISABILITY DDNP
See More Details >>Description Local Electrical Contractor is looking for Journey level commercial electricians for projects located in the Birmingham/Tuscaloosa, AL, area. These are long term positions. If you are looking for more than just a job, give us a call. Must be dependable, have good work history, and be able to pass a drug test. Pay depends on experience. Benefits are available after 90 days, Please forward resume with salary requirements to (205)313-1819 (secure fax) or email. Ideal candidate will have a minimum of one year electrical/construction work experience. Job Requirements: • This position is responsible for repairs, installation of the electrical systems • Repair and install lighting and power distribution systems • Perform new construction and renovations • Perform electrical safety practices • Insure work is done in accordance with the National Electrical Code and in a professional manner • Perform other duties as may be required by supervisor • Ability to perform all tasks of the electrical craft • Ability to interpret and work from construction drawings • Ability to withstand exposure to constant or intermittent high noise levels • This position is required to work in a variety of indoor and outdoor environments Benefits include: Blue Cross Blue Shield/Including Dental Life Insurance (paid for by MEC) Vision Insurance Supplemental Benefits 401K Paid Vacation #INDSJ Additional Job Information Fill ASAP Full time position
See More Details >>Lensa is the leading career site for job seekers at every stage of their career. Our client, CandidTalent, is seeking professionals in Birmingham, AL. Apply via Lensa today! Lead Industrial Electrician / Working Foreman -Heavy Industry Projects Hourly pay+ Overtime | 80% Travel | Company Truck Commutable from: Birmingham, Montgomery, Tuscaloosa, Auburn, Gadsden, AL If you’re a high-level industrial electrician with strong leadership skills and deep experience in complex installations, this one’s worth a look. We’re partnering with an engineering-led firm that punches well above its weight in the industrial space. From drive system overhauls to full-scale electrical builds in paper mills, mining, and cement, this team takes on the kind of work most companies shy away from. They’re looking for a hands-on foreman to lead crews of 2–8 electricians on-site, guide installs, and ensure projects are executed to a high technical standard. The Work • Lead industrial installation projects in heavy industry environments • Manage and guide your crew day-to-day on client sites • Interpret Rockwell and Siemens drawings, build material lists, and oversee ordering • Install and troubleshoot ControlLogix systems, large motors (300+ HP), and MV drives • Own quality, safety, and deadlines from pre-mobilization through commissioning • Collaborate directly with engineers to solve problems and refine execution About You • You’ve led teams on major industrial projects before • You can build a material list from a set of schematics without blinking • You’re fluent in tray, conduit, and medium voltage and not afraid to get your hands dirty • You understand how to install drive systems properly, not just wire them • Spanish skills are a plus (you’ll often coordinate with bilingual crews) • You’re open to 80% travel (up to 3 weeks at a time) across the Southeast and beyond What’s On Offer • $hourly pay DOE + regular overtime • Company truck • Blue Cross Blue Shield insurance • 401k withcompany match • 3 weeks vacation • Join a tight-knit team that values quality over headcount and backs you on-site Why This Role? This is a rare chance to work for a company where engineers call the shots, not salespeople. They focus on solving real-world technical challenges, not chasing billables. You’ll be part of a group that delivers top-tier work without cutting corners—and respects the skill it takes to do it right. If you're the kind of electrician who wants to own your work, lead in the field, and build cool things with great people, let’s talk.
See More Details >>Becoming an electrician in Alabama typically begins with an apprenticeship, combining hands-on experience with classroom learning, allowing individuals to earn while they learn. Apprenticeships last about four to five years, requiring many hours of training under licensed professionals. The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics reports 762,600 electricians nationwide, with 40,670 in Alabama, and projects a 6% job growth from 2022 to 2032. Apprentices in Alabama earn an average of $530 per week, with an annual overtime average of $4,800. Trade schools, unions, and platforms like Gild help aspiring electricians find apprenticeship opportunities, leading to a career with strong earning potential—often exceeding $108,000 annually for experienced professionals.
