I&E Journeyman Electrician (Carlsbad, NM) Pay: $38 - $50 per hour DOE Relocation Available Expiration Date of Job Posting: Continuous Position Summary The Journeyman Electrician needs to enjoy teamwork and be reliable, hard-working, is able to lead, and be adaptable to different working environments, including extreme weather environments. Main responsibilities include the safe and careful installation of company products at client sites, adhering to guidelines set forth in the NEC Codebook, blueprints, and the spec book for a project, training and educating apprentices in the use and understanding of the NEC codebook as well as practical application on the job. Previous experience in the oil and gas industry is a plus, as well as general mechanical aptitude and a familiarity with working with tools. Job Qualifications • Active Journeyman Electrician’s license required. • High school graduate or GED equivalent from an accredited institution. • Understands the basics of AC/DC electrical fundamentals. • Experience with PLC/RTU Instrumentation and Controls and program ladder logic preferred. • Experience in the installation of lighting control systems is preferred. • Previous experience in the oil and gas industry is preferred. • General mechanical aptitude and familiarity with working with hand tools. • Technical college degree or technical experience preferred. • Demonstrated computer skills, especially with Microsoft Office. • Able to speak, write, and read the English language. • Valid driver's license with a good MVR. Essential Job Duties And Responsibilities • Responsible for callout on emergency communications outages or problems. • Terminate both high and low voltage equipment and cable/wiring. • Read blueprints to determine the scope of work and order the correct materials. • Assemble and install electrical equipment (i.e. switch gear conduit cable tray explosion proof equipment). • Train and educate apprentice level employees in use and practical application of NEC code • Is familiar with NFPA 70E guidelines and must be able to practically apply guidelines in the field. • Communicate with the customer and (or) General Contractor in the field. • May require occasional travel by air or vehicle to out of state locations when requested by Company. Other Job Functions • Comply with all safety work procedures in a fast-paced, changing environment. • Prepare, install, and service all company products at client sites, which may include equipment calibrations, troubleshooting, radio installations, instrument and controls programming, performing low-voltage electrical wiring, and performing tank and H2O measurement. • Keep accurate records of hours logged, inventory parts used, and services performed. • Maintain strong customer service and relations. Work Conditions • Able to function in an oil field environment safely and effectively. • Able to sit and work at computer keyboard for extended period. • Able to perform general office administrative activities of copying, filing, faxing, and using the telephone. • Must be able and willing to work in adverse weather (i.e. cold temperatures and high heat) • Must be able to work from elevated platforms. • Must be able to operate heavy equipment (i.e. scissor lifts, aerial lifts, backhoe etc.). • Must be able to bend and cut conduit using hand saws, hand tube bending equipment as well as power and hydraulic cutting and tube bending devices. • Must be able to push, pull, or lift up to 60 lbs. Winn-Marion offers eligible employees a generous benefits package, including the following: • Paid Time Off (vacation days, rest days, sick days, holidays, birthday, and a floating holiday all amounting to a minimum of 27 days annually) • Medical, Dental, Vision and Life Insurance • FSA and HSA Options • Discounts offered via Perks at Work • 401(k) + matching • Profit sharing • Employee Assistance Program Eligibility for benefits depends on the type of positions and whether the position is full-time, part-time, or temporary. Any offer of employment is contingent upon passing pre-employment requirements, including drug screen and criminal background check. Equal Opportunity Winn-Marion does not discriminate based upon race, religion, color, national origin, gender (including pregnancy, childbirth, or related medical conditions), sexual orientation, gender identity, gender expression, age, status as a protected veteran, status as an individual with a disability, or other applicable legally protected characteristics.
See More Details >>Title: Oilfield Electrician Location: Jal, NM and Surrounding Areas Schedule: 5/2 Rotation (5 days on 2 days off) Hours: 10 to 12-hour days (Rotational Weekend Call Outs Required) Pay: For this role depends on experience within the range $35-$55/hr Top Focus of this Position: Continual Field Maintenance and Troubleshooting of circuit breakers, limit switches, overload relays, motor starters, and electrical control circuits in an Upstream environment. Has Knowledge and Understands Tank Battery Facilities Requirements Oilfield Electrician will have Knowledge and Ability to Perform the Following: Able to utilize technical skills to troubleshoot production instrumentation, electronics, and electrical components. Troubleshoot pump panels at a tank battery facility Installs, repairs, or replaces 120V AC/DC motors, as well as hydraulic and gas electrical controls. Working knowledge of control circuits in PLC switches Provide field instrumentation support for all process equipment (pneumatic, hydraulic, electro-mechanical, electronic systems) Installs, repairs, or replaces electrical wiring, receptacles, switch boxes, conduits, feeders, lighting, and alternative electrical parts. Tests electrical equipment and parts for continuity, current, voltage, and resistance. Qualifications: Experience troubleshooting motor starters and VFD's/VSD's. Able to do electrical equipment installations, inspections, and troubleshooting tasks to maximize production and enhance the reliability of the operation. Recognize malfunctions in individual equipment and perform maintenance as necessary to correct problems. Familiar with installing, swapping, and testing single to three-phase motors. Tests and commissions integrated and non-integrated electrical systems, i.e. switchgear, network relays. Ability to use megger and multimeter. Use reference documentation to size conductors, overload, and short circuit protection. Operate and perform activities in accordance with applicable regulations and procedures (Federal, State, and local policies and procedures). Must be willing to undergo background check and driving record check. Must be willing and able to pass DOT drug screening / physical. A minimum of 4-year Electrician experience is required A minimum of 2-years Upstream experience is required Journeyman's Electrician License Preferred, but not required Benefits A Company Truck, Company Fuel Card, Computer, and Cell Phone as well as Excellent Medical Benefits, 401K, free life insurance, long-term and short-term disability, dental and eye care, Earned Vacation, Holiday Pay, in addition to 3 sets of FRCs.
See More Details >>Title: Electrical Apprentice Location: Delaware Basin Schedule: 5/2 Rotation (5 days on 2 days off) Hours: 10 to 12-hour days (Rotational Weekend Call Outs Required) Pay: For this role depends on experience within the range $25-$30/hr As an Electrical Apprentice, you'll gain hands-on experience while working under the guidance of a licensed journeyman electrician. This role combines on-site training with classroom instruction to develop your skills in identifying and resolving electrical issues in both residential and commercial settings. Early responsibilities will focus on basic site preparation and maintenance, gradually transitioning into more technical tasks as your expertise grows. Depending on your location, registration or licensure may be required to begin your apprenticeship. Requirements Typical Responsibilities • Support licensed electricians by carrying out assigned tasks • Help set up and maintain clean, safe job sites • Transport and organize tools, equipment, and materials • Assist in installing, troubleshooting, and maintaining electrical systems • Operate hand tools and measuring instruments for conduit installation • Adhere to safety standards and local building codes • Learn trenching techniques and basic excavation skills • Follow Lockout/Tagout procedures • Become familiar with common electrical parts and systems • Perform other duties as directed by your supervisor Preferred Qualifications • High school diploma or GED required • Enrollment or completion of a formal electrician training program is a plus • Basic understanding of electrical testing equipment • Willingness to learn the National Electrical Code (NEC) • Motivated to develop blueprint reading and electrical schematic interpretation Benefits A Company Truck, Company Fuel Card, Computer, and Cell Phone as well as Excellent Medical Benefits, 401K, free life insurance, long-term and short-term disability, dental and eye care, Earned Vacation, Holiday Pay, in addition to 3 sets of FRCs.
See More Details >>Becoming an electrician in Artesia, NM, 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 a strong presence in Artesia, NM. The average wage for electricians in Artesia is approximately $1,405 per week, with experienced professionals earning even more. Trade schools, unions, and local platforms help aspiring electricians find apprenticeship opportunities, leading to a career with strong earning potential.
