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Start Your Electrical Career with a Company That Invests in Your Future!

Are you looking for more than just a job? Do you want a career with hands-on training, growth opportunities, and a clear path to developing valuable technical skills?

Adams is seeking a Low Voltage Electrician Apprentice to join our growing Electrical Division in Middleton, Wisconsin.

This position offers the opportunity to learn from experienced professionals while working on commercial, industrial, and residential projects involving fire alarm systems, security systems, access control, surveillance systems, structured cabling, and communications infrastructure.

Whether you're coming from construction, manufacturing, the trades, technical school, or simply looking to launch a rewarding career, we'll provide the training and support needed to help you succeed.

What You'll Do

Install, test, and troubleshoot low voltage systems
Assist with fire alarm, CCTV, access control, and structured cabling installations
Pull, terminate, label, and test low voltage cabling
Learn to read blueprints and installation drawings
Work alongside experienced technicians and electricians
Maintain safe and organized job sites
Participate in technical training and professional development opportunities

Career Growth Opportunities

At Adams, we believe in developing our people.

As a Low Voltage Electrician Apprentice, you'll have opportunities to:

✅ Receive hands-on training from experienced industry professionals

✅ Develop specialized low voltage expertise

✅ Pursue NICET Level I, II, and III certifications

✅ Participate in company-sponsored technical training

✅ Gain exposure to Commercial & Industrial Electrical and Residential Electrical operations

✅ Build foundational experience that may support future consideration for ABC-WI Electrical Apprenticeship opportunities

✅ Advance into higher-level Low Voltage Technician and leadership roles

Important Career Path Information

This position is first and foremost a Low Voltage career opportunity.

While Adams offers training, development, and exposure to multiple areas of our Electrical Division, opportunities within Commercial & Industrial Electrical, Residential Electrical, and ABC-WI apprenticeship programs are based on business needs, employee performance, and available openings and are not guaranteed.

We are seeking individuals who are genuinely interested in building a long-term career in Low Voltage Electrical work and who view additional opportunities as supplemental growth opportunities rather than guaranteed career progression.

What We're Looking For

High School Diploma or GED
Valid driver's license with acceptable driving record
Strong work ethic and positive attitude
Mechanical aptitude
Ability to work with hand and power tools
Ability to lift up to 80 lbs. and work in physically demanding environments
Ability to climb ladders and work at elevated heights
Willingness to learn and develop technical skills

Preferred Qualifications

Construction experience
Electrical experience
Telecommunications or data cabling experience
Fire alarm or security systems experience
Trade school or technical school coursework
OSHA 10 Certification

The starting pay range for this position is $18-$22 per hour depending on relevant experience and/or coursework.

Why Adams?

Competitive wages
Medical, dental, and vision insurance
401(k) with company match
Paid time off and paid holidays
Company-paid life insurance
Employee Assistance Program
Career development and advancement opportunities
Company-sponsored training and certification programs
Stable and growing company with long-term career opportunities

Apply Today

If you're looking for a company that will invest in your future while helping you build valuable skills in a growing industry, we'd like to talk with you.

Location: Middleton, WI
Position Type: Full-Time
Industry: Low Voltage Electrical / Fire Alarm / Security Systems / Structured Cabling

Compensation: $18.00 - $22.00 per 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, disability status, protected veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by law.

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