Critical Infrastructure Electrician

• Install, bend, route, and secure conduit, including EMT, rigid conduit, and flexible conduit as required.
• Install supports, junction boxes, disconnects, wiring, and electrical connections for equipment and facility systems.
• Pull, label, terminate, and test power and control wiring.
• Read and interpret electrical drawings, wiring diagrams, equipment manuals, and project specifications.
• Plan daily work, develop material lists, identify tools and equipment needed, and coordinate site readiness before starting.
• Coordinate with project managers, other trades, and site representatives to keep work moving and communicate delays.
• Troubleshoot electrical issues and document completed work, test results, and site deficiencies.
• Follow applicable electrical codes, site requirements, lockout/tagout procedures, and company safety practices.
• Maintain accurate time records, job notes, and progress photos.

Liberty Mechanical Inc. is seeking an experienced Traveling Electrician to perform electrical installation (rough in), troubleshooting, and project work at small data hubs and telecom facilities. We are looking for someone with strong commercial electrician skills who can plan work, organize materials, and complete assignments safely and efficiently., * Experience performing commercial or industrial electrical work.

• Strong hands-on conduit routing and installation skills.
• Ability to plan jobs, estimate material needs, and manage daily priorities.
• Ability to work independently and as part of a traveling crew.
• Strong troubleshooting, communication, and documentation skills.
• Valid driver’s license and acceptable driving record.
• Electrical license or journeyman credentials preferred; required where applicable to assigned work.
• Data center, telecom, HVAC electrical, or controls experience preferred.
• Experience on primary AC power and DC power systems preferred.

Travel and Work Requirements

• Travel to assigned project locations is required, including overnight stays and extended assignments (up to 3 week cycle).
• Must be available for occasional overtime and weekend work based on project schedules.
• Must be able to perform field duties, including climbing ladders, using lifts, handling tools and materials, and working indoors and outdoors.