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I-5 Design Build
In-Shop Master Electrician
Location: Lacey, WA
Work arrangement: Full-time, in-person position at the I-5 production facility
Pay: $70 - $80 per hour, depending on experience
Apply Your Electrical Expertise to Custom-Built Architectural Features
I-5 Design Build is a national design-build firm with more than 40 years of experience creating casino, hospitality, entertainment, food and beverage, and high-end commercial environments. Our Lacey production facility fabricates many of the customized architectural and decorative components installed in I-5 projects throughout the country.
About the Role
I-5 Design Build is seeking an In-Shop Master Electrician to support electrical work associated with its custom production and fabrication operation. This position is based in the Lacey shop and requires a Washington master-level electrical credential.
You will help ensure electrical work completed within the production environment meets applicable codes, project requirements, quality expectations, and safety standards. The role requires someone who combines advanced electrical knowledge with strong communication and the flexibility to work on customized, project-specific assemblies.
Unlike repetitive production electrical work, I-5's projects can include distinctive architectural features and decorative elements that require careful coordination with designers, engineers, fabricators, production employees, and installation teams.
Key Responsibilities
Serve as the company's Master Electrician and provide leadership for electrical work performed within I-5's Lacey production facility
Work as a hands-on supervisor alongside two Journeyman Electricians
Perform day-to-day electrical and lighting installation for custom-fabricated architectural and decorative components
Oversee and provide technical direction to Journeyman Electricians performing electrical work
Review electrical drawings, specifications, and project requirements
Verify that electrical work complies with applicable codes, safety requirements, and company quality standards
Inspect completed electrical work for quality, accuracy, code compliance, and readiness for installation
Troubleshoot electrical issues involving shop-built components, lighting systems, and related electrical work
Coordinate electrical requirements with design, engineering, production, and project teams
Help identify practical electrical solutions for custom components and changing project conditions
Maintain safe work practices and accurate electrical documentation
Support production schedules by ensuring electrical work is completed accurately and efficiently
Required Qualifications
Current Washington Master Electrician credential, valid and in good standing
Minimum of 5 years of experience working as a Journeyman Electrician
Strong hands-on experience with electrical and lighting installation
Advanced knowledge of electrical systems, applicable codes, and safe work practices
Experience reading and interpreting electrical drawings, specifications, and project requirements
Ability to inspect, troubleshoot, and verify electrical work for quality and code compliance
Experience safely operating electrical tools, equipment, and components
Ability to provide day-to-day direction and technical guidance to Journeyman Electricians
Strong attention to detail and commitment to quality workmanship
Ability to collaborate effectively with designers, engineers, fabricators, production personnel, and project teams
Clear communication, dependable attendance, and consistent follow-through
Ability to work full-time from I-5's Lacey production facility
Ability to perform the physical demands of an active electrician role, including standing and walking for extended periods; bending, kneeling, crouching, reaching, and climbing; using hand and power tools; and regularly lifting and moving materials, tools, and equipment weighing up to 50 pounds, with or without reasonable accommodation
Preferred Qualifications
Electrical experience in manufacturing, fabrication, commercial construction, lighting, controls, or custom production
Experience with decorative lighting or custom architectural assemblies
Previous responsibility for supervising or verifying the work of other electrical personnel
Experience coordinating shop fabrication with field installation requirements
Familiarity with fast-moving commercial hospitality or entertainment projects
Pay and Benefits
Full-time, W-2, in-person shop position
Pay: $70 - $80 per hour, depending on experience
Medical, dental, and vision insurance
Life insurance
Short- and long-term disability benefits
401(k) retirement plan
Seven paid holidays
Paid sick leave accrued according to applicable state law
One week of PTO after one year of eligible employment
Two weeks of PTO after two to four years of eligible employment
Three weeks of PTO after five or more years of eligible employment
Eligible for discretionary performance bonuses based on individual and company performance.
Opportunities for long-term growth within I-5 Design Build
Why Join I-5 Design Build?
This is an opportunity to apply master-level electrical knowledge in a custom production environment where the work changes from project to project. You will collaborate directly with design, engineering, fabrication, construction, and installation professionals to help turn ambitious ideas into functional, code-compliant assemblies. I-5 offers the stability of an established company, hands-on leadership, and work that has a visible impact on projects across the country. Your expertise will be an important part of maintaining safety, quality, and dependable project execution.
I-5 Design Build is an equal opportunity employer and considers qualified applicants without regard to legally protected characteristics. Reasonable accommodations are available during the application and interview process.
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