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Traveling Electrician

Rinvio
Nationwide, United States Posted Oct 19, 2026
Full-timeOn-site

About this role

Rinvio is hiring a Traveling Electrician for an industrial skilled-trades role in the Nationwide (U.S.) market. This is an hourly full-time W-2 role; exact client and site details are shared only with qualified candidates.

Pay: $45.00 - $65.00 / hr, based on experience and fit for the scope.

Type: Full-Time W-2.

Public location: Public posting uses a market location and does not expose the client site.

Primary scope: traveling electrical installation, troubleshooting, service work, commissioning support, and industrial or commercial project execution.

What you will do:

  • Travel to project sites to install, troubleshoot, repair, and support electrical systems, equipment, and controls.

  • Read drawings, coordinate with site leads, document progress, and close punch or service items cleanly.

  • Support projects across different jobsite environments while maintaining safety, quality, and communication standards. Background that fits:

  • Electrical field experience with willingness and ability to travel nationally

  • Strong troubleshooting, installation, documentation, and jobsite coordination habits

  • Industrial, commercial, manufacturing, data center, service, or commissioning experience is useful Rinvio will keep the first conversation direct: role scope, pay, schedule expectations, location expectations, and fit for the hiring team.

Full-time, W-2 employment with Rinvio, working on site with our client.

Weekly pay, plus medical, dental and vision plans available.

Rinvio is an equal opportunity employer. All qualified applicants are considered, including those with arrest or conviction records. Need an accommodation to apply or interview? Just ask.

A resume is required to apply.

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