Job Application for Apprentice 1 at Stansell Electric Company

APRENTICE 1

NASHVILLE, TN

FULL TIME, PART TIME, ETC..

About Us

Since 1940, Stansell Electric Company, Inc. has been a leading provider of quality electrical contracting and related services. Today, Stansell Electric continues as a family-owned company with second and third generations carrying the legacy. The core values of the company: Quality, Customer Satisfaction, Enjoyment, Care for Employees, Honesty, and Investing in Resources; are the ultimate legacy established over 80 years ago and carried on by the amazing team today.

How Stansell Makes a Difference

By Growing our People, Serving our Customers, and Building our Communities, we stand out as the leading multi-disciplined electrical contractor and systems integrator in the Southeast. Stansell Electric provides turnkey solutions in the Transportation (Lighting, Signalization, ITS, Navigation), Industrial (Water, Wastewater, Manufacturing/Warehouse, Power), Commercial (High-rise, High-end complexes), and Infrastructure (Duct bank, Substation) markets.

We take pride in our unwavering commitment to Injury Free, Best Tradespeople, and Quality; while building relationships with Owners, Contractors, Architects, Engineers, and other Subcontractors. We have a strong people-first culture, a record-setting safety record, and we leverage technology to enhance the effectiveness of project delivery.

Who You’ll Work With

Commercial/Industrial Journeyman Electrician

About the Position

The apprentice 1-2 works out of Stansell Electric’s Nashville office, assist in all aspects of installation, alteration, demolition, maintenance and/or repair of electrical systems, conductors, assemblies, and associated materials and equipment on all type of projects within the electrical construction industry. The apprentice 1-2 must demonstrate the mechanical aptitude, mathematical skill

s, and literacy skills commensurate to the satisfactory completion of position’s primary duties and responsibilities. Advancement opportunities are available by advancing to more senior positions or through transfer to skilled trades.

How You'll Make a Difference

Perform the basic tasks of material handling, jobsite housekeeping, tool and equipment maintenance, and general labor

Dig trenches and excavations by use of hand tools and power equipment

Assist in underground conduit installation

Assist in mounting, securing, and installing electrical raceways, fixtures, and systems

Assist in wire pulling procedures

Perform basic wire terminations under general supervision. Assembles pre-fabricated systems under general supervision. Bend conduit with hand benders

Assist in operation of cable pullers, cable feeders, and hydraulic benders

Operate hand threading equipment under general supervision

Assist in the operation of power threading equipment

Performs all tasks in a timely manner

Read and interpret maps and instructional manuals

Understand and follow jobsite directions and instructions, both written and verbal

Comprehends and abides by Stansell Electric customer policies, procedures, and safety guidelines. Reports all violations to immediate supervisor

Perform other project related duties and assignments as instructed by supervision

Smarts, Skills, and Physical Requirements

Working in extreme weather conditions and elements, indoor or outdoor, including heat, cold, rain, mud, dust, and snow depending on job location

Working in and around restricted/confined spaces, manholes, utility tunnels, crawl spaces, attics, clean-rooms, raised metal floors, excavations

Working on or around slippery or uneven surfaces

Working in and around ditches, trenches, and excavations

Working in and around exposures typical of a heavy construction site such as heavy equipment, vehicular traffic and extreme noise levels

Working from various heights up to 120’ via ladders, scaffolds, aerial lifts, cat walks, and other safe work platforms and areas

Working around storage containers, transmission raceways, and manufacturing equipment containing live chemicals or toxic materials

Wearing personal tool belt at all times on the job. The waist tool belt as worn weighs approximately 30 pounds with tool pouch, tools, and nail bags

Lifting 51 pounds, unassisted, 20 times per day

Constantly moving about on the feet

Completing a full day’s assignments involving one or more of the following; bending, stooping, squatting, crawling, climbing, kneeling, balancing, pushing, pulling, reaching over head, and repetitive use of arms, hands, and fingers

Digging trenches and excavations, either by use of hand tools or power equipment

Operating two handed tools/equipment such as cable cutters, hammer drills, compression tools, and jack hammers

Operating aerial personnel lifts

Transitioning from employee parking area or street into construction work areas and to access all levels of the building, even if the only means of access is by O.S.H.A. approved site construction ladder or stairs still under construction, but acceptable for use

Wearing all personal protective equipment at all times as required by the specific task; eye and face protection, steel toe leather work boots, hand protection, head protection, respirator, arc flash protection, etc.

Climbing and working from all types of ladders; step ladders up to 14’, “A” frame ladders, and all size extension ladders. Capable of carrying and relocating up to a 12’ step ladder by one’s self

Operating company vehicles with manual or automatic transmission

Utilizing construction site sanitary facilities (Porta-Johns)

Working a 40 hour work week, with overtime and off-hour shifts as required

Personal weight including tool pouch, tools, nail bags, and tool belt must not exceed 300 lbs, weight limit of a class 1A ladder

Possession of good hearing, normal or corrected

Possession of good vision, normal or corrected

Positive identification of wiring colors

Experience

This is an entry-level position

Additional Information

Pay based on qualifications and current market

Health insurance

Dental insurance

Flexible Spending Account and Health Savings Account options

Short Term and Long-Term Disability insurance provided

401k with Generous Match

Bonus eligibility

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