Thompson Solutions Group Construction Wire Person
Under the general direction of the Foreman or Journeyman, the Construction Wireman (CW) can gain experience in the electrical trade by performing a wide range of duties related to construction work. A CW completes work as assigned professionally and safely while satisfying the customer, meeting productivity goals, and learning the trade through on-the-job training.Essential Job FunctionsServe as an electrician’s helper by performing duties such as material handling, basic wiring, pulling cable, bending conduit, and installation of lighting and electrical components.Demonstrate good work habits, including but not limited to punctual and good attendance, presenting to work neat, clean, and dressed appropriately, and demonstrating motivation to perform to standards set by the company and job specifications.Demonstrate safe work behaviors through your actions, such as participating in toolbox talks, worksite safety inspections, and wearing appropriate PPE.Communicate effectively by completing all assigned paperwork, reporting any changes to the scope of work to supervision, and providing suggestions to improve task productivity or quality.Acquire, maintain, and carry appropriate hand tools and demonstrate accountability for tools and pieces of equipment checked out and their proper return.
ABOUT THE JOB
Essential Job FunctionsServe as an electrician’s helper by performing duties such as material handling, basic wiring, pulling cable, bending conduit, and installation of lighting and electrical components.Demonstrate good work habits, including but not limited to punctual and good attendance, presenting to work neat, clean, and dressed appropriately, and demonstrating motivation to perform to standards set by the company and job specifications.Demonstrate safe work behaviors through your actions, such as participating in toolbox talks, worksite safety inspections, and wearing appropriate PPE.Communicate effectively by completing all assigned paperwork, reporting any changes to the scope of work to supervision, and providing suggestions to improve task productivity or quality.Acquire, maintain, and carry appropriate hand tools and demonstrate accountability for tools and pieces of equipment checked out and their proper return.
RESPONSIBILITIES
- Serve as an electrician’s helper by performing duties such as material handling, basic wiring, pulling cable, bending conduit, and installation of lighting and electrical components.
- Demonstrate good work habits, including punctuality, good attendance, and motivation to perform to company standards.
- Demonstrate safe work behaviors, including participating in toolbox talks, worksite safety inspections, and wearing appropriate PPE.
- Communicate effectively by completing all assigned paperwork, reporting changes to the scope of work, and providing suggestions to improve task productivity or quality.
- Acquire, maintain, and carry appropriate hand tools and demonstrate accountability for tools and equipment.
QUALIFICATIONS
- High School diploma or equivalent.
- Valid driver’s license and a good driving record.
- Excellent organizational and time management skills.
- Basic tool and equipment knowledge.
- Ability to perform physical tasks such as walking, bending, climbing, sitting, and standing.
- Ability to lift up to 100 pounds with assistance and frequently lift 10-25 pounds.
- Ability to use hands and arms to operate basic tools.
- Ability to work in various environments, including indoors and on construction sites.
ADDITIONAL ELIGIBILITY
Participants must adhere to all safety and training protocols as outlined by Thompson Solution Group. Must have a High School diploma or equivalent. Must maintain a valid driver’s license and a good driving record. Excellent organizational and time management skills required.Basic tool and equipment knowledge required. This is a physical job requiring the ability to walk, bend, climb, sit, and stand. Must be able to lift up to 100 pounds with assistance, must be able to lift 10-25 pounds frequently, and occasional lifting overhead of up to 20 pounds. Must be able to use hands and arms to operate basic tools. Must be able to see, hear, and speak within normal ranges with or without aids. Work will be performed indoors as well as on construction sites, subject to the outdoor environment and temperatures. The ability to navigate rough terrain and use a ladder is required.Must be able to work 8 hours daily, with occasional workdays of 10-12 hours.
TARGET MOCS
All MOCs
ELIGIBLE SERVICE BRANCHES
All Services
BENEFITS
- Hands-on training in pulling wire and digging trenches.
- Mentorship and regular progress reviews.
- Networking opportunities with industry professionals.
- Continued training to enter apprenticeship with an opportunity to get a Journey level certification.
- Job placement support leveraging industry connections and continued support post-program.
PROGRAM COST
0
OTHER
APPLICATION PROCESS: This SkillBridge internship opportunity is managed by Iowa Workforce Development. In order to begin the process please complete a SkillBridge Service Member Application at the link below and be sure to select Thompson Solutions Group and the Construction Wire Person program. Once received a member of Thompson Solutions Group's team will reach out to you to further discuss your interest and any additional opportunities that may align with your end goals here in Iowa. https://seam.ly/5dOpQgZ8