8 electrical apprentice jobs at 6 companies in Green Bay, WI
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Excellerate Apprentice Indiana
Indianapolis or Pittsboro or Little Chute
FieldFull Time
Faith Technologies: Provides electrical engineering, construction, and renewable energy solutions.
Enrollment in Faith Apprenticeship Level 1, High School diploma/GED preferred. Must perform electrical installations, conduit bending, wire pulls, follow NEC and OSHA safety practices; frequent travel (60–75%).
National Electric Code (NEC), manual bender, mechanical bender, hydraulic bender
Canadian National RailwayToronto Stock Exchange: CNR: North American railroad providing freight transportation and logistics.
Grade 12/GED, valid driver’s license and CDL, completion of CN apprenticeship training, ability to lift up to 85 lbs, work at heights, follow safety procedures, apply electrical/electronic principles.
Suburban Enterprises: Custom automation, electrical, and fabrication solutions for industrial clients.
1+ YOEHigh school/GED, ≥1 year related experience or training, currently enrolled in Wisconsin ABC Electrical Apprenticeship Program, valid driver’s license if driving company vehicle, ability to follow safety protocols and perform physical tasks.
Johnson ControlsNYSE: JCI: Provides integrated building technologies including HVAC, fire, and security systems.
Union membership (or willingness to join) required; mechanical HVAC service, preventive maintenance, troubleshooting, and customer-facing skills; 1+ years mechanical experience is a plus.
J. F. Ahern Co.: Mechanical and fire protection contracting and pipe fabrication services.
High school diploma or equivalent, aptitude test required, basic mechanical skills, problem-solving ability, ability to work in a fast-paced environment and perform extensive material handling.
Protech Automotive Solutions: An automotive service provider specializing in advanced diagnostics, calibrations, and repair with a focus on technician development.
Must be 21+, valid driver\u0019s license, pass background and MVR checks, eligible to work in the U.S. without restrictions, able to lift >50 lbs and perform physical tasks; paid apprenticeship and training provided.
2+ YOEHS/GED and 2+ years railroad signal maintenance or completion of Hot Box and Signal Apprentice Training; ability to follow FRA regulations, travel up to 100%, operate heavy equipment, perform inspections and troubleshooting.