Journeyman Electrician
Licensed field electricians for conduit, wire pulling, panel terminations, device installation, and troubleshooting on commercial jobsites.
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Journeyman and qualified, experienced apprentice electricians on W-2 payroll, screened against State licensure, with OSHA training preferred. Serving the Tulsa and OKC metros.
Coverage
Tulsa · OKC
4 active openings in this trade right now.
The Trade
Electrical is the tightest-supplied licensed trade in the Oklahoma corridor right now. Craftsmen Resources maintains a pre-vetted roster of journeyman and master electricians for commercial, industrial, and energy-infrastructure projects. Every craftsman we dispatch is a direct W-2 employee — not a 1099 subcontractor — with current Oklahoma licensure verified against the State licensing board.
Typical Roles
Licensed field electricians for conduit, wire pulling, panel terminations, device installation, and troubleshooting on commercial jobsites.
Experienced leads for code compliance sign-off, service entrances, switchgear, and supervision of journeyman crews.
Specialty roles for substation construction, industrial wiring, motor controls, and smart-grid integration on refinery and manufacturing sites.
Structured cabling, access control, CCTV, and fire alarm install when the project needs the full electrical envelope.
Second- through fourth-year apprentices for support roles under journeyman supervision. Wire pull, device installation, conduit bending.
Market Rates
Real five-state-region pay ranges by experience tier, informed by our active placements.
Apprentice
$18-$24/hr
Second- to fourth-year apprentice ranges, varies with state apprentice level
Journeyman
$28-$36/hr
Current Oklahoma Journeyman license required
Master Electrician
$36-$48/hr
License + 5+ years field supervision
Industrial Journeyman
$32-$42/hr
Substation, refinery, or industrial facility experience
Credentials
Every certification below is verified at onboarding and re-verified at renewal. Records are kept on file for project compliance audits.
Oklahoma Journeyman Electrician LicenseRequired
OSHA 10-Hour
Preferred for every craftsman on our roster.
OSHA 30-Hour
Required for lead and superintendent roles.
NCCER Electrical
Industrial-contractor preferred.
NFPA 70E Arc Flash
Required on live-panel work.
Regional Coverage
We staff electrical trades from the Tulsa HQ and Oklahoma City branch. Active demand corridors include the I-44 Tulsa industrial belt, the Oklahoma refinery corridor, downtown Tulsa commercial, Bricktown / Midtown OKC tenant improvements, Tinker AFB contractor ecosystems, Walmart-campus commercial in Bentonville, the Wichita aerospace supplier ecosystem, and DFW data-center build-outs dispatched from OKC.
Active Openings
Questions
Yes. Our largest single-project electrical deployment was 15 journeyman electricians over 15 months at Tulsa Premium Outlets. For projects requiring 10+ licensed journeymen, we work with you on a phased ramp so headcount arrives in step with the schedule instead of all at once.
Yes. Hand tools and basic power tools are expected. Specialty equipment (benders, meggers, high-voltage testing) is typically site- or project-provided. Your recruiter confirms specifics per assignment.
Journeyman availability in the Tulsa metro depends on license specifics and site location — and it moves faster when the role can be covered by someone already active on one of our other jobsites. Call us and we'll respond within 24 hours to meet with you and walk the specifics of the request.
OSHA-10 is preferred across our roster and OSHA-30 for leads. We maintain certification records on file and produce them for your project's compliance audit on request.
The Standard
Licensed where the law requires it. OSHA-screened on every shift. W-2 employed — no misclassification risk. Staffed across the OK / TX corridor.
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Licensed fire alarm technicians for system installation, programming, and inspection.
Tell us the scope, trade mix, and timeline. We'll respond within 24 hours to meet with a manpower partner.