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Licensed Electrician Lansing

Licensed Electrician

Independent Contractor • Lansing
Responsive recruiter
Benefits:
  • Flexible schedule
  • Free food & snacks
  • Free uniforms
  • Competitive salary
Skilled Electricians Wanted – Join a Trusted Team That Has Your Back!

Are you a licensed electrician looking to fill in gaps in your schedule, fair pay, and a stress-free way to do what you love? At Handyman Connection, we connect skilled electricians with high-quality jobs—without the headaches of running your own business. You won’t have to worry about finding customers, chasing invoices, or handling customer complaints. We take care of the business side so you can focus on your craft.

Our Core Values—Delivering on Our Commitments, Respecting the Connections, Taking Pride in Our Work, and Practicing Continuous Improvement—guide everything we do. If you take pride in safe, code-compliant work and providing great service, we’d love to have you on our team.

Why Join Handyman Connection?

  • Work Without the Stress – We handle the scheduling, marketing, and customer service so you don’t have to.
  • Fair & Competitive Pay – You and the owner will discuss a pay rate that reflects your experience and expertise.
  • Steady Work, On Your Terms – You set your availability, and we schedule jobs that fit your preferred work hours.
  • No More Guesswork – Just Quality Jobs – We pre-screen customers, provide clear work orders, and ensure you always know what’s expected before you arrive.
  • Professional Image & Strong Local Reputation – We provide a branded uniform (t-shirt & hat) and support your work with trustworthy marketing.
  • A Dedicated Support Team – Our office staff is here to help you succeed, managing appointments, customer inquiries, and job logistics.
  • State-of-the-Art Dispatching Software – Stay organized and efficient with our smart scheduling system, so you always know where you're going and when.

What We’re Looking For in an Electrician:

  • Licensed Journeyman or Master Electrician – Must hold a valil License and have experience working in residential and light commercial environments.
  • Proficiency in Electrical Systems – Must be skilled in troubleshooting, diagnosing, and repairing electrical issues, including panel upgrades, dedicated circuits, GFCI installations, rewiring, lighting design, and code compliance.
  • Experience with Service Calls & Remodels – Able to assess existing wiring, install new circuits, upgrade panels, replace fixtures, and ensure all work meets NEC code.
  • Comfortable Working with Various Load Types – Knowledge of 120V, 240V, and low-voltage wiring for both residential and commercial applications.
  • Reliable & Professional – Show up on time, communicate clearly, and take pride in your work.
  • Your Own Work Vehicle – A truck or van with the necessary space for tools and materials.
  • Your Own Tools – You’ll need basic electrical tools, including voltage testers, wire strippers, conduit benders, and multimeters.
  • Smartphone & Tech-Savvy – Must have a smartphone with reliable internet and be comfortable using our Field App daily to track jobs, update work orders, and communicate with the team.
  • Valid Driver’s License – We work with professionals our customers can trust.
  • Flexible Scheduling – Work hours are typically 8 AM – 5 PM, but we offer custom schedules based on your availability.

Who Thrives Here?

  • Licensed Electricians Looking for Reliable, Well-Paid Work – If you’re tired of chasing jobs and handling business headaches, we have work waiting for you.
  • Independent Pros Who Want a Steady Paycheck – Enjoy the freedom of working on your terms while having a full schedule of high-quality jobs.
  • Electricians Who Take Pride in Their Work – If you believe in doing the job right the first time and providing great service, you’ll fit right in.
Apply Today! We’d love to learn more about your skills and how you can thrive at Handyman Connection!

Handyman Connection is an equal-opportunity employer committed to building a team of skilled professionals who want to grow, learn, and take pride in their work.

Compensation: $40-$60/hour

We are an equal opportunity employer and all qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, sexual orientation, disability status, protected veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by law.





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