Master Electrician in Kimberly, Wisconsin at EnergiTech Services

The Opportunity
This is a new position. EnergiTech is not an electrical contractor — today we subcontract the electrical scope on our installation and construction projects. We are bringing it in house, and we are hiring the Wisconsin Master Electrician who will lead it.
You will be our qualifying master, responsible under Wis. Stat. § 101.862(3) for work performed by non-master electricians. You will do the work on active jobs, set up how we permit and document electrical, advise estimating on scope and pricing, and hire and lead electricians as volume grows.
Full-time, based at our Kimberly shop.
What You'll Work On
• Fuel systems — dispensers, submersible turbine pumps, tank monitoring and leak detection, emergency shutoff, intrinsically safe circuits in classified areas
• C-store builds and remodels — service entrances, panels, interior and canopy lighting, cooler and kitchen equipment connections
• Automotive shop equipment — vehicle lift power, compressors, exhaust evacuation, shop branch circuits
• Commercial and industrial — bulk fueling, lubrication systems, generators and transfer switches
• EV charging and LED retrofits
• Service calls, including after-hours emergency troubleshooting (minimal)
What You Need
• Active Wisconsin Master Electrician license in good standing, or an out-of-state master license with the ability to obtain Wisconsin licensure before start
• [5]+ years of electrical experience, substantially commercial or industrial — residential-only is not a fit
• Strong NEC and SPS 316 command with a clean inspection record; comfortable troubleshooting 120/208V and 277/480V, single- and three-phase
• Willing to be the licensed authority for a company new to holding electrical in house, and to help build the process rather than inherit one
• Valid driver's license, ability to pass a background check and drug screen
Nice to Have
Petroleum experience is a plus, not a requirement — we will train you on our equipment. Also valued: Class I Division 1 and 2 and NFPA 30A familiarity; Gilbarco, Wayne, or Bennett dispensers; Veeder-Root or INCON tank gauging; vehicle lifts; EV charging; standby generators; and prior foreman or qualifying-master experience.
Logistics
Work happens at customer sites across our service area — mostly drivable round trips, with minimal overnight travel. The job requires lifting 50 pounds, ladder and lift work, and year-round outdoor work in Wisconsin weather.
Benefits
Medical, dental, and vision; 401(k) with company match; paid time off and holidays; company vehicle, fuel card, and phone; boot allowance; Wisconsin license renewal and continuing education paid.