Electricians Needed $32/hr + $635/week per-diem

  • 2 years ago
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What ULG Skilled Trades is Hiring for:

Posted to Indeed, ULG Skilled Trades is looking for Substation electricians for long-term projects in Indiana.

- Pay is $32/hr + $635/week per-diem

- Will be working 45 hours a week

- Starting ASAP

- 5+ weeks at first location - will rollover, this is a full-time position

- MUST have substation / high voltage termination experience. The substations on these projects will be working in the control houses on the cabinets, terminating and hooking up substation, as well as troubleshooting.

Work Regions:

These opportunities from ULG Skilled Trades are available in Indiana, Texas.

Features:

The below are factors that tend to matter for our listing seekers. This listing with ULG Skilled Trades offers:

Per Diem

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Requirements:

ULG Skilled Trades has indicated that these are the requirements for the listing:

  • Valid Certifications

Requirements may not be comprehensive. Confirm w/employer.

About ULG Skilled Trades:

Our flexible temporary, temporary-to-hire and direct hire workforce solutions are designed to lighten your load. Whether industrial, commercial or residential, we help you staff your projects with the best tradespeople in the business.  Our commitment to accuracy and excellence is what has made our commercial construction recruiters so well-known among skilled trades staffing agencies.

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