Electrician Helper
About the job
- A high school diploma or equivalency is required.
- Background in electrical technology or electrical construction through an apprenticeship or formal degree program is required.
- Training workshops or courses in the basics of photovoltaic systems should have been completed.
- Knowledge of Occupational Safety and Health Administration requirements and standards is required.
- All electrical interventions to existing electrical systems must be performed when no energy is present.
- A valid driver's license and clean driving record are required if driving corporate vehicles.
- Ability to travel and work overtime when required is required.
- Assist electricians in configuring, assembling, installing, and maintaining electrical systems.
- Receive, store, and distribute materials in a cost-effective manner.
- Assist in assessing the environment and detecting and mitigating hazards associated with installations.
- Assist in installing electrical and solar systems according to drawings, specifications, schematics, and manufacturer manuals.
- Assist with installing brackets, hangers, conduits, wire, and electrical equipment alongside an electrician.
- Assist with replacing faulty breakers, fuses, switches, electrical and electronic components, and wires when the systems are de-energized.
- Assist in preparing electrical trenches, equipment concrete pads, and equipment supports.
- Follow safety codes, the corporate safety program, manufacturer specifications, and supervisor instructions.
- Follow the National Electrical Code and local state regulations.
- Assist with system commissioning, including visual inspection, mechanical testing, and electrical testing.
- Perform tasks in a timely manner.
About the company
Aireko builds industrial, commercial and institutional facilities for private and public clients in Puerto Rico, the Caribbean and the United States. The group works as both a general contractor and a construction manager, coordinating projects from initial planning through completed buildings and infrastructure. Its energy business designs and installs electrical systems, solar arrays and battery storage for organizations that need dependable power. Customers hire its operating companies for construction and engineering work, with specialists handling the technical trades within larger projects. Founded in 1963, Aireko is headquartered in Caguas, Puerto Rico.
Company Size
501-1,000
Company Stage
N/A
Total Funding
N/A
Headquarters
Caguas, Puerto Rico
Founded
1963
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Trade learning happens on-site: Aireko's Miami electrician helpers work full time and learn firsthand under licensed electricians.
- Safety staff have intervention authority: Aireko's full-time Area Norte safety specialist monitors compliance and stops unsafe work.
- Aireko Energy serves operating assets: preventive and predictive maintenance extends its work beyond initial construction.
What critics are saying
- Full-time laborers in Bayamon must be available for overtime, night shifts and weekend work at Aireko.
- Orlando project management includes travel: Aireko's electrical project manager works full time and regularly visits job sites.
- Deadlines shape energy work: Aireko Energy targets mission-critical projects with tight schedules and rigorous safety and quality requirements.
What makes Aireko unique
- Ownership spans generations: Aireko describes its group as third-generation and executive-owned.
- Aireko Energy tailors backup power: its smart microgrids match each facility's electricity demand and consumption.
- Aireko Energy advises technical educators: it sits on Osceola Technical College and Florida Solar Energy Center advisory boards.
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