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Job Summary:Traveling JW Electricians with any valid state licenses, or documented proof of 12,000 Hours Required.Work Week: Monday-Saturday 10 Hours per Day=60 Hours/Week1st ShiftWeekly Compensation Breakdown40 Regular Hours: $1,792.0020 Overtime Hours (1.5x): $1,344.00Per Diem (6 days x $100/day): $600.00Incentive Pay ($500 weekday + $150 weekend): $650.00Total Weekly Gross: $4,386.00Day in the LifeInstall, inspect, and maintain electrical systems, wiring, fixtures, and equipment according to local and national electrical codes. Troubleshoot and repair electrical malfunctions or equipment failures on-site. Read and interpret blueprints, wiring diagrams, and technical drawings. Must be able to bend and install pipe. Proficient in bending conduit. Plan layout and installation of electrical systems for construction or renovation projects. Perform preventive maintenance and safety inspections on electrical components and systems. Test electrical systems using specialized tools (voltmeters, oscilloscopes, ammeters, etc.). Collaborate with project managers, engineers, and clients to ensure timely and accurate work completion. Document all work performed, including repairs, replacements, and system updates. Adhere to all relevant safety procedures and industry regulations. Provide field reports and recommendations for system improvements or upgrades.

Traveling HVAC Startup Controls ForemanLocation: Remote - United StatesThe Traveling HVAC Startup Controls Foreman leads the commissioning, startup, and troubleshooting of commercial and industrial HVAC and control systems nationwide. This role ensures systems are installed and operating correctly, provides field leadership to technicians, and collaborates with project teams to deliver high-quality, safe project execution.Key ResponsibilitiesCommission and start up HVAC equipment, refrigeration systems, controls, and heat pumps.Troubleshoot and repair commercial/industrial HVAC and control systems.Install and pressure-test refrigeration piping.Complete all startup and service documentation accurately.Coordinate work with other trades and maintain project schedules.Lead, train, and support apprentices and technicians.Maintain a safe, clean, and organized job site.Communicate professionally with clients and project leadership.

Work Schedule: 68+ total weekly hours. Shifts will be five+ 12-hour workdays and an 8-hour workday on Saturday. Workdays will be Monday-Friday; 6:00 am-6:00 pm. Start Date: ASAP. Duration: 1-2 years.Qualifications for Journeyman Electrician:North Dakota Journeyman Electrical License required OR licensed in a reciprocating state with ability to reciprocate in ND: Alaska, Arkansas, Colorado, Idaho, Iowa, Maine, Montana, Nebraska, New Hampshire, Utah, Wyoming.Position requires the use of PPE, including: Steel-Toe work boots, safety vest, hard hat, safety glasses, and glovesMust have standard electrical hand tools.Pre-employment drug and background screening required

TRAVELING CONSTRUCTION LABORERFull-Time | Nationwide Travel RequiredWe have a niche market for doing navigational aid work for the FAA across the country. A good portion of our work is performed in the central, western and southern part of the country.This is a traveling position. You will be moving from project to project with our crew.Travel is consistent throughout the yearHours: 40/week (4-10's)You MUST be able to pass a federal background checkTraveling Construction Laborers:Assist with general construction tasksLoad/unload materialsMaintain clean and safe job siteSupport skilled trades as neededAdheres to all company, local, state, and federal safety standards and regulationsEnsure daily work flow and schedulesUnderstand project specs and drawings to ensure quality controlWork hands-on alongside crew and follow instructionsWhat We're Looking ForWillingness to travel extensively is a must. Reliable and shows up ready to work. Basic construction knowledge is preferred, along with basic hand tools for use on construction sites. Specialty tools will be provided by the company. Must be able to adapt to different job sites, projects and locations, and have a valid driver's license and reliable transportation.Bonus if you have:Some experience across multiple tradesPrevious traveling construction experienceThe ability to follow directions and lead when needed

Project Type: UPS generator shutdowns and replacements at Walmart locationsTravel Requirement: Full-time travel, long-term deployment (2 weeks to 6 months+)Position OverviewCommercial licensed traveling electricians to support critical power projects involving UPS shutdowns, generator swaps, and electrical upgrades at Walmart facilities nationwide. This role requires true road-warrior availability. Electricians will remain deployed continuously until the project is complete, whether that is two weeks or six months. There is no set rotation schedule and no guaranteed time home. Candidates must be fully comfortable with extended travel and working wherever needed. Most assignments will involve working with a team of 2-3 electricians, and they are open to deploying established teams if all members meet qualifications.Primary DutiesUPS, rackhouse, and cooler electrical workConduit installation: primarily 3/4"-4" EMT, with some rigid conduitWire pulling2-4 inch pull fieldsTerminationsUPS installation and troubleshootingControls experience (industrial controls/automation)

Travel Pay: $180/week in & out | Mileage: $0.70/mile | Travel and lodging expenses coveredGeneral Purpose: Install and repair equipment and machinery in industrial establishments. Requires 100% travel and a valid driver's license.Essential Duties and ResponsibilitiesFit bearings, align gears and tires, and attach motors.Use hoists, pulleys, jacks, and come-a-longs to perform tasks.Install, repair, replace, and dismantle machinery according to blueprint specifications.Act as signal person for crane operators to ensure continuity of worksite safety.Perform FCAW (dual shield) and SMAW (stick) welding per AWS D1.1 Structural code.Use oxy/acetylene cutting to trim metal objects to specific dimensions.Conduct carbon arc gouging for crack repair and full penetration weld preparation.Transport equipment and materials using a forklift and/or manlift.Work EnvironmentRegular exposure to outside weather conditions, moving mechanical parts, and loud noise levels. Frequent walking and standing; occasional climbing required. Must be able to lift and/or move up to 50 pounds.BenefitsMedical & Dental InsuranceVision CoverageSTD/LTD401(k) Plan and Roth IRASupplemental Life & AD&D

Basic Purpose and Function: Shipyard new construction of inland and ocean-going barges using 1/16" flux-cored wire.ResponsibilitiesPerform FCAW welding on carbon steel plate.Weld vertical up and overhead on barge structures.Follow WPS, blueprints, and shipyard weld symbols.Ensure weld quality and comply with shipyard standards.

HIRING ELECTRICIANS - MULTIPLE STATESWe’re hiring electricians for projects across the country with multiple contractors!Now Hiring In:WyomingIowaArizonaGeorgiaIndianaComing Soon:TexasNew Mexico

Traveling Journeyman ElectricianTravel projects nationwide with steady long-term work and overtime potential.Job HighlightsInstall and service commercial/industrial electrical systems.Read and interpret blueprints, one-lines, and schematics.Run and bend conduit, pull and terminate wire.Install generators, UPS systems, and industrial controls (PLCs).Operate lifts as needed and maintain safe practices on every site.

Essential Duties and ResponsibilitiesWork with mechanical teams on industrial equipment installs and setup.Perform demolitions, new installations, modifications, and repairs of electrical systems.Install and run conduit, wiring, disconnects, switches, panels, breakers, suppressors, and transformers.Troubleshoot PLC sensors and related components.Diagnose and resolve electrical issues across equipment.

Tradesmen International is immediately hiring experienced Journeyman Plumbers for a project located in Brush, CO. This is a full-time opportunity with a pay range of $30–$50/hour based on experience plus $100/day per diem for travelers 60+ miles from the job site. If you are a Plumber and want to work alongside other proven craftsmen who emphasize safety, productivity and superior craftsmanship, this is your chance to advance your career!Job Scope:Demolition workRough insFinish workOther tasks as assignedBenefits:Tradesmen+ Rewards Program (earn points redeemable for rewards based on hours worked)Vacation payHealth insurance401(k) retirement savings plan

Project will last 5 days. Welders will be using 70/18 rod stick welding working on rail cars in an industrial setting.Schedule: Monday–Friday, 50 hours/week.

Structural Welders/Fabricators needed for a production shop in Oxford, AL. Candidates will be required to Flux Core Gas Shielded with 1/16" wire. 2G, 3G, and 4G welding heavy K joints. There will be back gouging, so must know how to run a carbon arc gouger as well. Grind and fabricate to meet specifications. Must know how to read blueprints. This job lasts 2 months or longer depending on workload.Schedule: 1st shift — Monday–Friday 4:00 AM–5:00 PM; Saturday 4:00 AM–12:00 PM. Approximately 68 hours/week.

Seeking Licensed Journeyman Electricians for a long-term data center project in Fairfax, IA. $1,000 sign-on bonus.Schedule: Monday–Saturday, some Sundays. 58–72 hours/week. Per diem $125/day paid all 7 days.Experience Requested:Install raceways, conduit, and cable traysTerminate motors and motor controlsPull wire and cableInstall and terminate transformers, buss duct, switchgear, and motor control centersMaintain quality sign-off sheets and customer approval sheetsRead and interpret all applicable codes, drawings, schematics, sketches, and specifications related to assigned workComplete work safely and efficiently, while upholding quality requirements

Long-term data center project in Ellendale, ND.Must be licensed in the state of ND or have the ability to reciprocate (Alaska, Arkansas, Colorado, Idaho, Iowa, Maine, Minnesota, Montana, Nebraska, New Hampshire, South Dakota, Utah, and Wyoming)Experience Requested:Install, bend, and run EMT & Rigid conduitPerform wire pulls, terminations, and panel installsWork on switchgear, MCCs, transformers, and motor controlsRead and execute from prints and schematicsTroubleshoot and test electrical systemsDuration: 1–2 yearsSchedule: Current schedule is 5 days, with optional Saturday/Sunday

Schedule: 60 hours/week | Per Diem: $100/dayWe are currently seeking experienced Electricians for a federal construction project in Waynesboro, VA. Candidates must have solid commercial experience and be able to work independently in a professional job site environment.Qualified applicants must be proficient in running EMT conduit, installing and assembling cable tray systems, and performing clean, accurate terminations. Ability to read blueprints and follow project specifications is expected.This is a federal project, and all candidates must be authorized to work in the United States. Proper documentation will be required prior to starting.All workers must provide their own standard PPE, including hard hat, safety glasses, gloves, and steel-toe boots.We are looking for dependable, safety-oriented electricians who take pride in their workmanship and can maintain productivity while meeting job site standards.

Project Type: Central Office/MTSO/Headend/Data CenterTravel Requirement: Full-time travel, long-term deployment (3 weeks at a time)Compensation: Contract-to-HireSchedule: Monday-SaturdayHours: Up to 50 hours/weekWe are still hiring Level 3 Installers who can travel nationally. Resources must have installation experience in a Data Center, MTSO, Headend, or Telecom Central Office environment. Resources that have installed Ciena 6500 and Nokia devices are highly valuable. Fiber experience is required. Secondary DC (-48) power installation experience is a plus. All candidates must be quality-focused and computer literate (basic MS Office user). 100 percent national travel - out for three weeks at a time - is a requirement. Resources will ideally be located within a 60-minute commute to an international airport.Desired Skills include:Experience installing and labeling equipment.Sewing/cable dressing in High Density Racks.Experience installing, terminating, and testing fiber optics.Experience installing secondary DC power.

Schedule: Night shift | 40 hours/week (4×10-hour shifts) | Duration: 3–4 weeks (potential to extend) | Per Diem: $125/day all 7 daysBig box store remodel project.Scope of WorkMain scope includes working on a box store remodel, primarily tasked with installing new EMT conduit, removing and installing new light fixtures, etc. Conduit will range from ½" to 2" in diameter.

Schedule: 60 hours/week, Monday–Saturday | Duration: 3 weeks | Per Diem: $120/dayScope of WorkMain scope includes pulling wire and running rigid conduit. Candidates will primarily be installing a new piece of machinery which involves working with controls, small piping and cable tray work.

Duration: 8-day shutdown — ASAP startSchedule: 80+ hours per weekPer diem: $140/day all 7 days; travel pay in & outWork involves rebuilding a veneer dryer, fitting machinery, and structural stick welding.

Position: 1st Class Structural WelderLocation: Pascagoula, MS (Branch: Moss Point, MS)Schedule: 40 hours per week; all shiftsResponsible for welding metal fabricated parts using various welding processes and positions within a shipbuilding environment.Benefits: Medical/prescription, dental, vision, short-term disability, term life, and accidental death & dismemberment coverage.

Position: 1st Class PipefitterLocation: Newport News, VAShift: Variable, 12:00 AM–11:59 PM, Sunday–SaturdayDuration: 1 yearHours: 40 hours/weekExperienced pipefitters with three or more years of experience in the marine, commercial nuclear, or petrochemical industry. Responsible for fitting carbon steel, CRES, and copper-nickel piping in demanding shipboard and sub-assembly environments.Benefits: Medical/prescription, dental, vision, short-term disability, term life, and accidental death & dismemberment coverage. Hotel accommodation advanced for first two weeks as a loan.

Duration: 12 months | Start: ASAP Job Description: Pipe Welders 1st Class perform welding procedures on stainless steel and copper-nickel piping systems in Pascagoula, MS. The role involves sealing the vital piping networks that supply ships with chemical, steam, ventilation, heating, and cooling systems. Pipe welders work in a 24-hour shipyard manufacturing setting including confined spaces, variable heights, multiple weather conditions, and rotating shifts. Perform pipe welding using GTAW (TIG) and SMAW (Stick) on stainless steel and copper-nickel pipe Work in the 6G restricted position for pipe welding production and tests Benefits: Medical, dental, and vision coverage Yearly bonus Weekly pay

As a Safety Representative, you will be responsible for promoting and enforcing workplace safety standards across job sites to ensure compliance with company policies and regulatory requirements. This role involves conducting inspections, identifying hazards, and working closely with management and field personnel to maintain a safe and healthy work environment. You must follow all safety regulations and proactively address risks to prevent accidents and injuries.Duties & ResponsibilitiesConduct regular job site safety inspections and audits.Identify potential hazards and implement corrective actions.Ensure compliance with company safety policies and OSHA regulations.Lead safety meetings, toolbox talks, and employee training sessions.Investigate incidents, accidents, and near-misses and prepare reports.Maintain safety documentation, records, and reports.Collaborate with supervisors and workers to promote a culture of safety.ExperiencePrevious experience in construction safety or a related field preferred.Knowledge of OSHA standards and workplace safety regulations.Strong communication and leadership skills.Ability to identify hazards and implement effective solutions.Attention to detail and strong organizational skills.BenefitsMedical, Dental, Vision, Life & Short-Term DisabilityPaid Holidays (when applicable)Bereavement LeavePersonal AdvancementRetirement & 401K

Millwright Superintendent (Traveling) Lincoln, NE. Per diem and hotel provided for projects requiring overnight stay outside of Lincoln, NE. What You'll Do: Lead daily field operations for millwright crews on active job sites Plan and coordinate manpower, schedules, and work sequencing Enforce safety standards, conduct inspections, and lead jobsite safety meetings Read and interpret drawings, layouts, and project plans Coordinate with project managers, engineers, and leadership Track labor hours, equipment use, and material needs Solve field issues quickly to keep projects on schedule Travel approximately 50% (overnight travel includes per diem) Benefits: Health, dental, and vision insurance Paid time off and paid company holidays 401(k) with company match Long-term growth and leadership advancement opportunities