This is a full time position with GNS Electric Inc.

The Electrician E-4 is an apprentice electrician who serves in a developing leadership role on assigned projects. Under the direction of experienced electricians and field leadership, the E-4 assists with electrical installations and may oversee the daily work of lower E-rated apprentices and helpers.

This role includes responsibility for hazard identification, coordination of materials, delegation of basic tasks, understanding RFIs, maintaining job site cleanliness, caring for tools and equipment, performing basic installations, and supporting general labor needs. The E-4 is expected to model safe work practices and professional conduct at all times.

• Secure, relocate, organize, and return materials, tools, and equipment to designated storage areas
• Read, reference, and gather information from the National Electrical Code (NEC)
• Delegate tasks to helpers and oversee proper completion of assigned work
• Complete daily work assignments as directed by field leadership
• Maintain awareness of updated prints, drawings, and RFIs
• Maintain a clean and organized work area by removing scrap, excess materials, and debris
• Assist with pulling wire, lifting, hoisting, and positioning materials
• Utilize hand tools such as screwdrivers, hammers, pliers, shovels, and related equipment
• Communicate progress, needs, and issues to field leadership
• Read and interpret blueprints including branch circuitry, symbols, and color identification
• Ensure employees and subcontractors have appropriate training for assigned tasks
• Follow all company safety policies and employment policies
• Does not work on energized circuits or equipment

• Work performed on active construction project sites with exposure to employees, subcontractors, and multiple trades
• May work indoors or outdoors while wearing required personal protective equipment
• Exposure to varying temperatures and inclement weather conditions
• Potential exposure to noise
• May work in confined or restricted spaces
• May work on uneven or slippery surfaces
• May work at heights including ladders, scaffolding, and leading edges

1. Proficient Blueprint Reading
   
   • Symbols, branch circuitry, and color identification
   • Panel schedules
   • Lighting and power drawings
   • Service and distribution drawings
2. Proficient knowledge of NFPA 70 (NEC Code Book)
3. Energized Electrical Work Processes per NFPA 70E standards
4. Power distribution systems
5. Advanced motor controls
6. Motor drives
7. Programmable controllers (PLCs)
8. Energy management systems
9. Fire suppression systems
10. In-depth code review and calculations
    
    • Dwelling units
    • Commercial spaces
    • Raceways and conductors
    • Equipment clearances and workspace
    • Hazardous locations
    • Alternative energy and emergency power systems
    • Motors
    • Limited energy and low-voltage systems
11. Foundation of the productive worker
12. Supervisor skill development

• Electrical Safety – NFPA 70E, MOPs, and permits (Proficient)
• Lockout / Tagout – Complex procedures (Proficient)
• Hazard Recognition and Job Hazard Analysis (JHA) (Proficient)
• Confined Space Safety (Proficient)
• Fall Protection (Proficient)
• Trenching and Excavation Safety (Proficient)
• Reporting workplace injuries and near misses (Proficient)

Promotes To: Licensed Journeyman Electrician

Licenses

• Valid Driver’s License
• Active Apprentice Electrician License through TDLR

• High School Diploma, GED, or equivalent

• Completion of all competencies for Electrician 3 (E-3)

• Basic math proficiency
• Strong attention to detail
• Problem-solving skills
• Effective verbal and written communication
• Safety awareness and hazard recognition

• Reliable transportation required

• Ability to handle materials and equipment weighing up to 50 pounds
• Ability to perform physical activities for extended periods including bending, kneeling, squatting, climbing, walking, pushing, pulling, and reaching
• Ability to wear personal tools during work activities
• Ability to perform repetitive tasks