Install and perform maintenance on wiring, control, and lighting systems. Electricians work on electrical components for buildings that are finished, and no longer under construction. They are competent at reading blueprints and technical diagrams, understand and follow the regulations set out in the government’s National Electric Code, and use a range of equipment to test for and identify electrical problems. When they discover an issue, electricians repair or replace the affected wiring or device.
There are two main categories of electricians. Inside electricians work on larger motors, equipment, and systems in business buildings and factories. Residential electricians, by contrast, work in residential homes. These personnel install wiring and troubleshoot non-industrial fixtures and equipment.
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Gaylor Electric
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Wilmington, NC
electrical industry....
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7 days ago
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Wilmington, NC
will be expected to have at least 5 years of commercial/industrial electrical experience Must be able to read blueprints and perform layouts Must be able to work unassisted with little to no supervision...
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9 days ago
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Rocky Point, NC (15 miles from Wilmington, NC)
Diagnose electrical problems using diagrams or blueprints. Install and repair electrical systems. Inspect, troubleshoot, and conduct tests. Pinpoint problems using a range of testing devices....
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9 days ago
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Wilmington, NC
Experienced electrician's helper needed for residential construction in Wilmington and the surrounding area. MUST have at least one year of experience. MUST have a valid driver's license. MUST...
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10 days ago
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Castle Hayne, NC (6 miles from Wilmington, NC)
Taking Applications for Electricians, Mechanics and Top Helpers (Commercial and Industrial) Duties include, but not limited to: Cutting, bending, threading and running 1/2" & 3/4", 1" electrical conduit...
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21 days ago
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Wilmington, NC
Looking for electrician's and helpers must be able to pass a background check and have a driver's license top pay and benefits available vacation holidays and medical
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21 days ago
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Greene Resources, Inc.
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Wilmington, NC
Industrial Electrician....
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21 days ago
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New Hanover County Schools
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Wilmington, NC
LEAD ELECTRICIAN New Hanover County Schools ( learn more ) Wilmington, North Carolina ( map ) Looking to become a licensed teacher in North Carolina?...
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30+ days ago
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American Residential Services
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Wilmington, NC
Starting Salary - $15 - $20 PER HOUR Responsibilities HVAC and Electrical go hand in hand, so we are hoping to find an Apprentice Electrician with 2 years of experience that can assist our HVAC Installation...
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30+ days ago
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HomeAdvisor
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Wilmington, NC
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60+ days ago
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