Pho Prime, LLC
Service Electrician (Commercial & Government Lighting)
Pho Prime, LLC, New York, New York, us, 10261
Service Electrician (Commercial & Government Lighting) Address Severn, MD, 21077, US Compensation $32.00 - $40.00/hour
⚡ Keep Critical Systems Running – Join Lighting Maintenance Inc. as a Service Electrician ⚡
Position Title:
Service Electrician (Commercial & Government Lighting)
Company Name:
Lighting Maintenance Inc
Pay Range:
$32–$40 per hour, based on experience
Employment Type:
Full-Time
Industry:
Electrical / Controls
Location:
Harmans, MD / Alexandria, VA
Job Overview Lighting Maintenance Inc. (LMI) is seeking an Experienced Service Electrician to perform maintenance, troubleshooting, repair, and installation of electrical and lighting systems throughout the metro area. This position supports both commercial and government clients and requires a technician who can work independently, operate a bucket truck safely, and deliver consistent, high-quality service.
This role is field‑based and hands‑on. The ideal candidate is technically strong, safety‑focused, and understands that doing the job right the first time matters.
Key Responsibilities Electrical & Lighting Service
Troubleshoot and repair electrical and lighting systems in commercial and government environments.
Diagnose and repair LED lighting systems, including drivers, fixtures, photocells, controls, wiring, and power supply issues.
Perform lighting repairs, upgrades, and component replacements efficiently and correctly.
Install new wiring, fixtures, and electrical components as required.
Identify upstream electrical issues and communicate findings clearly to supervisors or customers.
Verify proper operation of all repairs before leaving the job site.
Bucket Truck & Aerial Lift Operations
Safely operate bucket trucks and aerial lifts in parking lots, roadways, and active facilities.
Perform daily pre‑trip and jobsite inspections of vehicles, lifts, and safety equipment.
Set up proper traffic control, cones, and work zones as required.
Work productively at height and in varying weather conditions.
Customer & Site Responsibilities
Communicate professionally with customers before, during, and after service calls.
Represent LMI in a professional manner at all times.
Accurately document work performed, materials used, and outstanding issues.
Maintain clean, safe, and orderly job sites.
Productivity, Documentation & Systems
Complete service work efficiently with minimal supervision.
Use company software and service management tools accurately and consistently.
Manage time effectively to minimize callbacks and rework.
Take ownership of workmanship and job outcomes.
Safety & Compliance
Follow all company safety policies, electrical codes, and lift safety procedures.
Use required PPE at all times.
Report safety concerns, equipment issues, and near misses immediately.
Maintain required certifications, licenses, and training.
Personality Who This Person Is
A working electrician, not a theorist. Has spent real time in bucket trucks, on lifts, and in active parking lots fixing real problems.
Comfortable being trusted to run service calls without babysitting.
Understands that good service is a mix of technical skill, speed, and professionalism.
Takes pride in fixing things correctly the first time and hates callbacks as much as knows the difference between being busy and being productive.
Technical Strengths
Strong electrical troubleshooting skills in commercial environments.
Deep hands‑on experience with LED lighting systems, including driver and fixture failures, photocells and lighting controls, voltage and power supply issues, wiring faults and connection problems.
Can quickly determine whether a repair, component replacement, or full fixture replacement is the correct solution.
Reads wiring diagrams and understands circuits instead of guessing.
Comfortable working on energized systems when required, following proper safety procedures.
Bucket Truck & Field Capability
Experienced operating bucket trucks and aerial lifts safely and efficiently.
Understands proper setup, positioning, and traffic control without cutting corners.
Comfortable working at height, outdoors, and in less‑than‑perfect weather.
Treats company equipment like it’s their own.
Work Ethic & Accountability
Shows up on time, prepared, and ready to work.
Completes assigned work without excuses or excessive supervision.
Manages time effectively and keeps service calls moving.
Owns mistakes, fixes them, and learns from them.
Documents work accurately and consistently.
Customer & Communication Skills
Communicates clearly and professionally with customers and supervisors.
Calls ahead when required and sets reasonable expectations.
Can explain technical issues in plain language without talking down to people.
Represents LMI well on every site, every time.
Safety Mindset
Takes safety seriously without needing constant reminders.
Uses PPE correctly and follows lift and electrical safety procedures.
Understands that unsafe shortcuts cost more in the long run.
Reports safety concerns and equipment issues immediately.
What This Person Is Not
Not someone who needs step‑by‑step instructions for routine service work.
Not a parts‑changer who guesses instead of troubleshooting.
Not someone who leaves jobs “mostly done.”
Not allergic to documentation, accountability, or expectations.
Not a clock‑puncher who disappears when things get hard.
Qualifications
Minimum 5 years of electrical experience, preferably in commercial or government service work.
High school diploma or GED required.
Completion of a 4–5 year apprenticeship program.
Valid driver’s license; must have or be able to obtain a DOT card.
Strong troubleshooting and diagnostic skills (not just parts replacement).
Experience reading blueprints and electrical schematics.
Bucket truck experience preferred (training available if needed).
Ability to complete daily documentation accurately and consistently.
Willingness to work nights, overtime, and emergency call‑outs as required.
Benefits
Medical insurance
Vision Care Plan
Disability benefits (Employer‑paid)
Life insurance and AD&D (Employer‑paid)
Paid holidays
PTO
401(k)
Work Schedule Full‑Time
Monday–Friday
Overtime, night work, and emergency service as required
Work Location On‑site field work
Based in Harmans, MD and Alexandria, VA with service throughout surrounding areas
Commercial and government project sites
Compliance Statement A background check will be completed as part of the onboarding process, in compliance with applicable laws.
LMI is committed to creating a diverse environment and is proud to be an equal opportunity employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, gender, gender identity or expression, sexual orientation, national origin, genetics, disability, age, or veteran status.
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⚡ Keep Critical Systems Running – Join Lighting Maintenance Inc. as a Service Electrician ⚡
Position Title:
Service Electrician (Commercial & Government Lighting)
Company Name:
Lighting Maintenance Inc
Pay Range:
$32–$40 per hour, based on experience
Employment Type:
Full-Time
Industry:
Electrical / Controls
Location:
Harmans, MD / Alexandria, VA
Job Overview Lighting Maintenance Inc. (LMI) is seeking an Experienced Service Electrician to perform maintenance, troubleshooting, repair, and installation of electrical and lighting systems throughout the metro area. This position supports both commercial and government clients and requires a technician who can work independently, operate a bucket truck safely, and deliver consistent, high-quality service.
This role is field‑based and hands‑on. The ideal candidate is technically strong, safety‑focused, and understands that doing the job right the first time matters.
Key Responsibilities Electrical & Lighting Service
Troubleshoot and repair electrical and lighting systems in commercial and government environments.
Diagnose and repair LED lighting systems, including drivers, fixtures, photocells, controls, wiring, and power supply issues.
Perform lighting repairs, upgrades, and component replacements efficiently and correctly.
Install new wiring, fixtures, and electrical components as required.
Identify upstream electrical issues and communicate findings clearly to supervisors or customers.
Verify proper operation of all repairs before leaving the job site.
Bucket Truck & Aerial Lift Operations
Safely operate bucket trucks and aerial lifts in parking lots, roadways, and active facilities.
Perform daily pre‑trip and jobsite inspections of vehicles, lifts, and safety equipment.
Set up proper traffic control, cones, and work zones as required.
Work productively at height and in varying weather conditions.
Customer & Site Responsibilities
Communicate professionally with customers before, during, and after service calls.
Represent LMI in a professional manner at all times.
Accurately document work performed, materials used, and outstanding issues.
Maintain clean, safe, and orderly job sites.
Productivity, Documentation & Systems
Complete service work efficiently with minimal supervision.
Use company software and service management tools accurately and consistently.
Manage time effectively to minimize callbacks and rework.
Take ownership of workmanship and job outcomes.
Safety & Compliance
Follow all company safety policies, electrical codes, and lift safety procedures.
Use required PPE at all times.
Report safety concerns, equipment issues, and near misses immediately.
Maintain required certifications, licenses, and training.
Personality Who This Person Is
A working electrician, not a theorist. Has spent real time in bucket trucks, on lifts, and in active parking lots fixing real problems.
Comfortable being trusted to run service calls without babysitting.
Understands that good service is a mix of technical skill, speed, and professionalism.
Takes pride in fixing things correctly the first time and hates callbacks as much as knows the difference between being busy and being productive.
Technical Strengths
Strong electrical troubleshooting skills in commercial environments.
Deep hands‑on experience with LED lighting systems, including driver and fixture failures, photocells and lighting controls, voltage and power supply issues, wiring faults and connection problems.
Can quickly determine whether a repair, component replacement, or full fixture replacement is the correct solution.
Reads wiring diagrams and understands circuits instead of guessing.
Comfortable working on energized systems when required, following proper safety procedures.
Bucket Truck & Field Capability
Experienced operating bucket trucks and aerial lifts safely and efficiently.
Understands proper setup, positioning, and traffic control without cutting corners.
Comfortable working at height, outdoors, and in less‑than‑perfect weather.
Treats company equipment like it’s their own.
Work Ethic & Accountability
Shows up on time, prepared, and ready to work.
Completes assigned work without excuses or excessive supervision.
Manages time effectively and keeps service calls moving.
Owns mistakes, fixes them, and learns from them.
Documents work accurately and consistently.
Customer & Communication Skills
Communicates clearly and professionally with customers and supervisors.
Calls ahead when required and sets reasonable expectations.
Can explain technical issues in plain language without talking down to people.
Represents LMI well on every site, every time.
Safety Mindset
Takes safety seriously without needing constant reminders.
Uses PPE correctly and follows lift and electrical safety procedures.
Understands that unsafe shortcuts cost more in the long run.
Reports safety concerns and equipment issues immediately.
What This Person Is Not
Not someone who needs step‑by‑step instructions for routine service work.
Not a parts‑changer who guesses instead of troubleshooting.
Not someone who leaves jobs “mostly done.”
Not allergic to documentation, accountability, or expectations.
Not a clock‑puncher who disappears when things get hard.
Qualifications
Minimum 5 years of electrical experience, preferably in commercial or government service work.
High school diploma or GED required.
Completion of a 4–5 year apprenticeship program.
Valid driver’s license; must have or be able to obtain a DOT card.
Strong troubleshooting and diagnostic skills (not just parts replacement).
Experience reading blueprints and electrical schematics.
Bucket truck experience preferred (training available if needed).
Ability to complete daily documentation accurately and consistently.
Willingness to work nights, overtime, and emergency call‑outs as required.
Benefits
Medical insurance
Vision Care Plan
Disability benefits (Employer‑paid)
Life insurance and AD&D (Employer‑paid)
Paid holidays
PTO
401(k)
Work Schedule Full‑Time
Monday–Friday
Overtime, night work, and emergency service as required
Work Location On‑site field work
Based in Harmans, MD and Alexandria, VA with service throughout surrounding areas
Commercial and government project sites
Compliance Statement A background check will be completed as part of the onboarding process, in compliance with applicable laws.
LMI is committed to creating a diverse environment and is proud to be an equal opportunity employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, gender, gender identity or expression, sexual orientation, national origin, genetics, disability, age, or veteran status.
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