Looking for 50+ Journeyman Electricians in the Nashville Area, Hiring Immediately!!

[Scott Helbing]

Position: Electricians/Electrician Helpers


Location: Clarksville, TN (45 min NW of Nashville)


Duration: 6 month long contract, hiring immediately!


PPE and Tools: Required


Pay:

• Journeyman Electrician (No license needed) : 2-7+ years of experience, $24-$27
• Helper: $14 - $23, depending on experience

Schedule:

• 6:30 AM to 5:30 PM Monday through Saturday. 60 hours per week mandatory
• All personnel MUST be on -site and check in at the check in desk before work

Job Description:

• Install and repair electrical equipment and fixtures
• Install various types of raceway and cable tray systems
• Troubleshoot motor and control systems
• Perform routine maintenance on electrical wiring and systems
• Adhere to all quality and safety codes

Work Qualifications:

• Must have 6+ MONTHS of commercial construction electrical install experience (Will consider a residential electrician.
• Familiarity with electrical schematics, blueprints, and manuals
• Familiarity with electrical equipment and hand tools
• Strong problem solving and critical thinking skills

If you are interested in this position please reply by calling 4245316087

Also, if you know of anyone else who may be interested in this position don’t hesitate to give them my information.


I look forward to hearing from you.

 

[davesparks]

You might get better results on a USA based forum, this forum is based in the UK so the commute would be a bit too long!

 

[Adam W]

Will you be paying for flights and accommodation?

 

[ipf]

Is that £20 per hour...........Phfffff!
Must think less of sparks over there than here.

 

[Scott Helbing]

If you guys know of any forums to post on in the states that would be a huge help, thanks

 

[derek]

What are the overtime rates?

 

[Scott Helbing]

1.45

 

[derek]

Is that over 40 hours per week?

 

[The Ghost]

I am getting $54.38 here in good old blighty. Bit of a long commute, perhaps I will give that one a miss thanks. 60 hour weeks...Phew! That would kill me.

 

[Deleted member 26818]

6:30am to 5:30pm is 11 hours.
Six days a week is 66 hours.
Guess they don’t pay for breaks.

 

[PEG]

Even though that is a standard,onerous American corporate offering,i would have to pass,as Nashville is where my old pappy was lost in a mining disaster,the week after mom got consumption,the well dried,junior got bit by a rattler and my sweetheart left me,for a weasel wrangler...

 

[elsparko]

why would anyone move to a country where the dollar is worth nothing compared to the sterling, then to top it off you offer to pay the same rates as uk with no exchange rate taken into account

what about the danger money since usa is a 3rd world gutter with guns on every corner?

id rather work in nigeria, no lie!

 

[elsparko]

Is that £20 per hour...........Phfffff!
Must think less of sparks over there than here.

more like 16 quid an hour when exchange rates taken into account

 

[telectrix]

does it include a run-down wood built house infested by termites with drug dealers for neighbours?

 

[elsparko]

 

[PEG]

why would anyone move to a country where the dollar is worth nothing compared to the sterling, then to top it off you offer to pay the same rates as uk with no exchange rate taken into account

what about the danger money since usa is a 3rd world gutter with guns on every corner?

id rather work in nigeria, no lie![/QUOTE]

I would have a re-think about that...

Me pal,has just retired,and did regular trips there, over the last twenty years. The last visit,provided the nightly visual extravaganza,from his hotel window,of the local stray cats and dogs,being rounded up and shot,then burnt in piles,on the main highway...

I've worked in Boston,and Carolina,and i don't remember any such carry-on

 

[PEG]

why would anyone move to a country where the dollar is worth nothing compared to the sterling, then to top it off you offer to pay the same rates as uk with no exchange rate taken into account

what about the danger money since usa is a 3rd world gutter with guns on every corner?

id rather work in nigeria, no lie![/QUOTE]

I would have a re-think about that...

Me pal,has just retired,and did regular trips there, over the last twenty years. The last visit,provided the nightly visual extravaganza,from his hotel window,of the local stray cats and dogs,being rounded up and shot,then burnt in piles,on the main highway...

I've worked in Boston,and Carolina,and i don't remember any such carry-on

 

[elsparko]

the arrogance of america annoys me, they arent even the best country on their continent , nevermind being best in the world.