Industrial Controls Journeyman Electrician — Material Handling Systems

Join ASE and keep the nation’s conveyors moving For 20 years, ASE (All Systems Electrical) has delivered conveyor and industrial controls projects across the U.S. We specialize in electrical installation and controls for FedEx, Amazon, UPS, and other material handling systems. We’re growing our long-term field team — not staffing a one-off job — with steady work from project to project and no seasonal layoffs. A day in the life As a traveling industrial electrician, you’ll arrive on-site ready to transform a distribution center. You’ll bend and install EMT and rigid conduit, pull and land power and control conductors, set up VFDs, align sensors and photo eyes, complete motor terminations, and bring systems online using electrical drawings. You’ll rotate through projects nationwide and fly home every 3–4 weeks. What you’ll tackle • Install EMT/rigid conduit with clean bends and precise supports • Run, label, and terminate control wiring for conveyor equipment • Complete motor terminations and verify rotation • Mount, wire, and commission VFDs, sensors, and photo eyes • Read and interpret electrical schematics and layout drawings • Collaborate with project leads to keep schedules on track Conveyor Experience Is a Plus, But Not Required. What you bring • Solid industrial electrical background • Hands-on electrical installation and troubleshooting skills • Experience installing electrical panels • Comfort reading electrical schematics and drawings • Fluency with control wiring, motor terminations, and device setup (VFDs, sensors, photo eyes) What you’ll get • $38–$70/hr DOE • Plenty of overtime • $150+/day per diem • Flights, mileage, hotels, and all travel expenses covered • Flights home every 3–4 weeks • Steady, year-round work • Clear paths to Lead, Foreman, Commissioning, or PM roles Why ASE Unlike many contractors, we bring everything under one roof — our own UL508A panel shop, engineering, programming, service, and field installation teams. The people managing these projects came up through the trade and understand life on the road.