Suburban Electric Careers

At this advanced level of apprenticeship, you will take on more complex tasks and have increasing responsibility for managing projects, interpreting electrical blueprints, and ensuring that work is performed to meet industry standards and safety codes. You will assist in the installation of wiring, conduit, electrical panels, lighting systems, and other electrical components, while continuing to enhance your knowledge of electrical theory, codes, and best practices.

The Electrical Designer II designs and develops electrical construction designs and specifications that reflect aesthetic, functional, and manufacturing requirements. Researches and analyzes the intended use of products and user preferences.

The Journeyman I is primarily responsible for supervising and coordinating all the workings at a job site including that of a crew of electricians, technicians, apprentices, and pre-apprentices. The Journeyman I will establish and adjust work timelines to meet the construction schedule for the project and organize and coordinate all project materials and equipment.

The Foreman is primarily responsible for supervising and coordinating all the workings at a job site including that of a crew of electricians, technicians, apprentices, and pre-apprentices. The Foreman I will establish and adjust work timelines to meet the construction schedule for the project and organize and coordinate all project materials and equipment.

Electrical Service Technicians exemplify the best in technical and customer service skills and are the lead problem solvers committed to excellence and producing a high-quality level of work. With limited supervision and proper credentials, they are responsible for a wide range of electrical service repairs, troubleshooting, and maintenance within commercial and industrial settings.

As an electrical pre-apprentice, you will assist licensed electricians with the installation, maintenance, and repair of electrical systems in residential, commercial, and industrial settings. You’ll perform basic tasks like wiring, conduit installation, and troubleshooting under supervision, while learning essential safety protocols and trade skills. This entry-level role gives you hands-on experience and prepares you for a full apprenticeship and certification as an electrician.