Adrienne SmithWhat Does a Journeyman Electrician Do?
Journeyman electricians are licensed non-master electricians who can independently work on lighting, power, and control systems of residences, businesses, and factories. They read blueprints and check electrical circuits to ensure the correct installation of electrical equipment and determine preventive procedures to maintain the electrical systems.
Journeyman Electrician Job Overview
In the journeyman electrician role, you will perform electrical work and inspection on wiring, fixtures, outlets, and other electrical components. You will replace and repair electrical equipment and devices as required. You must maintain a deep understanding of building code regulations to check and ensure compliance with the highest standards of building design and construction. Success in this role will be demonstrated by employing effective process controls to ensure the reliability, safety, and efficient installation and maintenance of electrical systems.
Journeyman Electrician Job Responsibilities and Duties
- Interprets technical drawings to determine the layout of electrical systems
- Diagnoses and troubleshoots faulty wiring
- Runs tests on generators and other backup systems
- Leads compliance with OSHA and other applicable standards
- Checks for and deploy upgrades of electrical components
- Documents problems and prepares reports
- Facilitates order of needed electrical components
Journeyman Electrician Job Requirements
- Relevant hands-on experience preferred
- Completed a 4-year apprenticeship program
- Electrician license or certification
- In-depth knowledge of electrical principles, construction, wiring schematics
- Deep understanding of the National Electrical Code (NEC) and other safety standards
- Strong analytical and organizational skills
- Excellent verbal and written communication skills
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