Licensed Journeyman Electrician

per diem $190/day · 6 Months project · Data Center. Job Overview We are hiring experienced Journeyman Electricians for a large-scale data center construction project in Santa Teresa, New Mexico. This is an excellent opportunity for skilled electricians looking for competitive hourly pay, daily per diem, consistent overtime opportunities, and long-term project work. Candidates must have a strong background in commercial or industrial electrical installations and be comfortable working extended hours on an active construction site. Important: A valid New Mexico Journeyman Electrician license is required before starting work. Candidates with qualifying out-of-state licenses may be eligible to obtain their New Mexico license through reciprocity. Compensation & Schedule Hourly Pay: $68–$70, depending on experience. Per Diem: $190 per day. Schedule: Monday–Saturday. Hours: Six 12-hour shifts, approximately 72 hours per week. Overtime: Available, with applicable overtime pay. Project Duration: Approximately 6 months. Housing: Not provided. Candidates are responsible for arranging their own accommodations. Job Responsibilities Electricians will be responsible for performing commercial and industrial electrical installations throughout a large-scale data center project. Daily responsibilities include: Installing 480V ladder cable tray systems. Performing MC cable pulls and installations. Installing communications cable tray. Installing lighting systems and lighting circuits. Performing electrical wire terminations and trim-out. Completing grounding and bonding installations. Working from scissor lifts and at elevated heights. Reading and interpreting electrical blueprints and construction drawings. Following all site-specific safety procedures and electrical standards. Maintaining a clean, organized, and professional jobsite. Qualifications Active Journeyman Electrician license. Minimum 7 years of commercial or industrial electrical experience preferred. Experience with 480V electrical systems. Experience with cable tray, MC cable pulls, lighting, terminations, and grounding. Ability to read and interpret electrical drawings and blueprints. Comfortable working at heights and operating scissor lifts. Ability to work six 12-hour shifts per week. Reliable transportation and willingness to travel to Santa Teresa, NM. Strong commitment to jobsite safety and quality workmanship. New Mexico Licensing Requirements Candidates must hold an active Journeyman Electrician license from one of the following states to qualify for reciprocity: Alaska Arkansas Colorado Idaho Montana Nebraska Oklahoma South Dakota Texas Utah Wyoming All candidates must complete the New Mexico licensing reciprocity process and have their New Mexico Journeyman Electrician license issued before their first day of work. An out-of-state license alone does not satisfy the project requirement. Required Certifications & Background Requirements Candidates must be able to provide: OSHA 10 Construction Certification. Scissor Lift Training Certificate. Spotter Training Certificate. Negative 7-Panel Drug Screen. Successful 7-Year Federal Background Check. Valid New Mexico Journeyman Electrician License. NFPA 70E certification is preferred. Work Environment Active data center construction site. Work performed at elevated heights using scissor lifts. Physically demanding electrical installation work. Ability to stand, walk, climb, bend, and lift electrical materials throughout 12-hour shifts. Must follow all required PPE and jobsite safety guidelines. Professional appearance required. Clothing must be clean and free of rips