Smart Electrician jobs are in demand and a great long-term career choice. If you are not already licensed, apprentice positions are available for this license. You can have a thriving career working for some of the premier companies thanks to the explosion of Smart Electrical Systems, Lighting Controls and Lighting Designs, as well as smart IoT (Internet of Things). What Does a Journey worker Electrician Do? The majority of the work performed by electricians includes installation and maintenance of any Smart Line Voltage Electrical Systems for systems that support commercial buildings in the United States. Essentially, Electricians execute structured cabling work to install, service and maintain, repair and modify the smart electrical systems as well as integration Lighting Control Systems, Shades, Security, Fire, Access Control, Surveillance Video, communications cabling, fiber optic cabling, Networking and Network management, Automation, Audio-Video Systems, Lighting and many other technology systems. Employers and clients benefit greatly by having qualified and capable electricians. What Are the Responsibilities of an Electrician? We complete a wide range of specific tasks to ensure that all aspects of the client’s systems are in good health. Often working alone in tight spaces, we utilize trained strategies while also completing the physical work. These tasks include: Pulling, labeling, dressing and termination of cable, including Romex, MC, and Service Cabling, as well as other technology systems: cat5, cat6, fiber, coax, AV wire, Fire Alarm and security & access control. Configure, maintain, and fix issues of the Smart Lighting Control and other Smart Electrical Panels and other associated technologies in conformity with the conventional processes and standards. Provide System Testing and documentation. Our job may also involve using High level testers, installing telecommunications equipment, switches, routers, building support structure such as ladder racks and cable tray while always following industry standards, reading blueprints and coordinating with other trade contractors in an efficient manner. Are there Education Requirements for Electrical Jobs? If you already have an Oregon Electrical License (OR-J or OR-S) you’re ready to apply. If not, you will need to meet some basic educational requirements to apply for an apprenticeship role. You must at least a GED or a high school diploma to be considered. You must have a valid drivers license. In addition, you should to have a fundamental knowledge of Electrical Systems and have strong computer skills. If you want to stand out and accelerate your advancement in this field, additional certifications can help to land the most valuable clients. Additional qualifications include: Bachelor’s or associate degrees in Electrical Engineering, IT, or Computer Networking. CNCI (Certified Network Cable Installer) qualifications. Joining and studying under organizations such as BICSI and NFPA. What Skills Do I Need? You should have a foundational knowledge of the EIA / TIA standards, should have a basic understanding of Blue Print Reading and interpretation. On top of those skills, it is necessary to be aware of OSHA safety standards. You need to have planning and organization skills to meet daily work requirements. Many projects require traveling to job sites that may be remote. This means you should have a vehicle and a valid driver’s license. You also need to have strong written and verbal communication skills, as you will need to interact with team members, clients, and management. As you progress, it is vital to have strong analytical and problem-solving skills. What Salary Can I Expect? The average annual compensation in Oregon and SW Washington is $120,720. Working for a company in Oregon who has project-ready clients will be able to earn $48 to $68 per hour, depending on experience**. By working as a Person for an A & E Security and Electronic Solutions member company you will be continuously introduced to new technologies and improving your opportunities in the field. • * Apprenticeships are available and begin at 50% of the Regulated Rate. The value of experience cannot be emphasized enough, which is working for A & E Security and Electronic Solutions member company like can get you in the door and on projects much quicker to gain that experience. As you gain experience and develop leadership skills, anyone starting out as a Low Voltage Technicians can progress to senior roles like Foreman, Project Manager, or even Operations Manager. By working as a Electrician for A & E Security and Electronic Solutions you will be continuously introduced to new technologies and improving your opportunities in the field.
See More Details >>We are seeking licensed electricians to fill various positions within our company. This is an opportunity to work on single-family and multi-family projects in Central Oregon. About the Job This is a full-time position with a 4-day work week (6 months of the year). The successful candidate will be compensated competitively based on experience and position. Key Responsibilities • Perform electrical work on residential and commercial projects Benefits • Competitive hourly rate • Generous paid time off • Comprehensive benefits package • Opportunity to own a company van and receive a gas card About Our Team We pride ourselves on having a positive and supportive work environment. Our team has over 30 years of experience providing quality electrical services to Central Oregon.
See More Details >>We are seeking skilled electricians at all levels to join our team for single-family and multi-family projects in Central Oregon. About the Opportunity This is a permanent, full-time position with a 4-day work week (6 months of the year) that offers a competitive salary based on experience and position. Required Skills and Qualifications • Licensed General Journeymen, Limited Residential Journeymen, or active Apprentices Benefits • Top pay: $50 - $60++ per hour • Generous paid vacations • Healthcare reimbursement compensation • Company van & gas card (for qualifying positions) About Us We have a team of happy and positive electricians who make for a great work environment. With over 30 years of providing quality electrical services to Central Oregon, we value our employees and compensate accordingly.
See More Details >>Becoming an electrician in Bend, OR typically begins with an apprenticeship, which combines 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 significant presence in Oregon, and projects a 6% job growth from 2022 to 2032. Apprentices in Bend earn an average of $769.2 per week, with an annual overtime average of $45,692. 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.
