ABOUT 'THE ELECTRICIANS'

THERE IS ONLY ONE WAY TO DO IT RIGHT™

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GUIDED BY OUR MISSION

Our vision is clearStay true to our merits as we grow. Our mission is to empower local businesses and families with the best electrical services, ensuring their dreams shine as bright as the Colorado sun. We believe that by nurturing this vision, we can contribute to a stronger, more vibrant community for all.Join us on this illuminating journey at The Electricians, where we are united by a shared purpose: lighting up Colorado's dreams, one connection at a time. Together, we are building a brighter future for our community and embracing the limitless possibilities that lie ahead.

ABOUT US

LIGHTING UP COLORADO AS OUR FAMILY GROWS

At The Electricians, we're not just a business; we're a family, deeply rooted in the heart of Colorado. As a family-owned and locally-operated company, our journey began with a commitment to serving our community. Over the years, our family has grown, and so has our ability to light up the dreams of local businesses and families across the state.

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SHARED VISION OF GROWTH AND SUPPORT

We believe in providing the best services to our neighbors because we understand that behind every business and every family, there's a dream. Our dedicated team works tirelessly to ensure that these dreams are powered by reliable electrical solutions.We put your home on a pedestal and treat it like our own home.

SUPPORTING THOSE AROUND US

  • HOMES AND RESIDENTIAL

  • APARTMENTS AND CONDOS

  • SCHOOLS AND EDUCATIONAL FACILITIES

  • OFFICE BUILDINGS

  • MEDICAL BUILDINGS

  • ATHLETIC GYMS AND FACILITIES

  • INDUSTRIAL FACILITIES

  • GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS

  • WAREHOUSES

PROUDLY SERVING

DENVER - DOUGLAS - BROOMFIELD - ARAPAHOE - LITTLETON - PARKER - CENTENNIAL

SUPPORTING LOCAL BUSINESS DREAMS

We understand that dreams are the foundation of every thriving community. That's why we work hand in hand with local businesses and families, offering them the support and expertise they need to turn their aspirations into reality. When you choose us, you're not just getting electrical solutions; you're getting a partner in your journey.As our family at The Electricians continues to grow, so does our unwavering commitment to our beloved Colorado community. We are not just in the business of providing electrical services; we are in the business of nurturing dreams and lighting up the path to success.

UNWAVERING
COMMITMENT TO SAFETY

  • COMPETITIVE HEALTH COVERAGE

  • ACTIVELY DORA LICENSED

  • ACTIVELY INSURED

  • ACTIVELY BONDED

  • OSHA COMPLIANT

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BRINGING FOCUS AND LIGHT WITH PRECISION

At The Electricians, we specialize in transforming spaces with grandeur and elegance. Our expertise in installing large chandeliers and fixtures can elevate any setting. Whether it's a luxurious hotel lobby, a majestic ballroom, or a prestigious corporate space, we have the skills and precision to make your vision a dazzling reality. Illuminate your world with us and let your space shine like never before.

SERVICES WE OFFER

  • Commercial LED retrofits

  • Security electrical and lighting

  • Pre-construction services

  • Design-build

  • Tenant improvements

  • Voltage adjustments

  • Panel board upgrades and adjustments

  • Generators

  • Electrical retrofit services

  • Preventative maintenance

  • Electricians on-call

  • New construction

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AREAS THAT WE SERVE >>

  • ARVADA

  • AURORA

  • BROOMFIELD

  • CASTLE PINES VILLAGE

  • CASTLE ROCK

  • CENTENNIAL

  • CHERRY HILLS VILLAGE

  • COMMERCE CITY

  • DENVER

  • DENVER TECH CENTER

  • ENGLEWOOD

  • FEDERAL HEIGHTS

  • GLENDALE

  • GOLDEN

  • HIGHLAND RANCH

  • KEN CARYL

  • LARKSPUR

  • LITTLETON

  • LONE TREE

  • NORTHGLENN

  • PARKER

  • THORNTON

  • WHEAT RIDGE

  • WESTMINSTER

THE ELECTRICIANS

THERE IS ONLY ONE RIGHT WAY TO DO IT ™

TRUSTED TO KEEP THE LIGHTS ON

We work around the clock to keep the places you love and travel illuminated - we are there to keep the lights burning bright and steady. Emergency response when you need a licensed, safe, and confident set of hands on your electrical.

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OPEN CAREERS AT
THE ELECTRICIANS

Position Description Status
APPRENTICE ELECTRICIAN 2-4 YEAR EXP IN FIELD OPEN
JOURNEYMAN ELECTRICIAN RW/4-6 YEAR EXP OPEN
PROJECT COORDINATOR 6 YEARS EXP IN CONTRUCTION OPEN

Embracing Diversity, Second Chances, and New BeginningsAt The Electricians, we are not only dedicated to providing exceptional electrical services but also to fostering an inclusive and supportive workplace. We firmly believe that diversity is our strength, and we are proud to be an equal opportunity employer.Our Commitment to Equality:We welcome individuals from all backgrounds, regardless of age, gender, race, ethnicity, sexual orientation, or any other characteristic that makes you unique. Our commitment to equality means that everyone has an equal opportunity to succeed and thrive within our organization.Why Choose Us as Your Employer:Inclusive Culture: Our workplace culture is built on respect, inclusivity, and collaboration. We celebrate differences and embrace the strengths that diversity brings to our team.

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APPLY TO WORK WITH US

Professional Development: We are dedicated to helping our employees reach their full potential. Whether you're starting a new career or seeking growth opportunities, we provide the support and resources to help you succeed.Supportive Environment: We understand that life can be unpredictable, and we are here to provide a safety net for our team members. We believe in supporting each other through both challenges and triumphs.Equal Opportunities: Your qualifications, skills, and dedication are what matter most to us. We offer equal opportunities for career advancement and personal growth.Second Chances and Fresh Starts:We believe in the power of second chances and new beginnings. Life may present challenges, but it's our response to those challenges that truly matters. If you are looking for a fresh start, a chance to grow, and a supportive environment that values your potential, The Electricians is the place for you.

OUR MISSION TOWARD SAFETY

At The Electricians, the safety and well-being of our employees, clients, and the communities we serve are of paramount importance. Our safety policy is designed to outline our commitment to creating and maintaining a safe working environment. This policy serves as a framework for establishing safety objectives, responsibilities, and practices that reflect our dedication to preventing accidents and ensuring the health and safety of all individuals affected by our operations.

SAFETY PRACTICES OVERVIEW

Hazard Identification and Mitigation:
We identify potential hazards and take appropriate steps to mitigate risks through preventive measures.Training and Education:
We provide ongoing safety training and education to ensure that employees are aware of potential hazards and know how to respond to them.Emergency Response:
We have established procedures for responding to emergencies, including fires, accidents, and natural disasters.Reporting and Investigation:
We encourage all employees to report safety concerns and incidents promptly. We investigate incidents thoroughly to identify root causes and prevent future occurrences.Safety Equipment and Personal Protective Gear:
We provide and maintain necessary safety equipment and personal protective gear to reduce the risk of injuries.

COMMITTED TO >>

  • Providing a safe and healthy workplace for our employees.

  • Complying with all applicable safety laws, regulations, and industry standards.

  • Continuously improving our safety performance through proactive measures and employee involvement.

  • Educating our employees on safety practices and fostering a culture of safety.

  • Conducting regular safety assessments and audits to identify and mitigate potential hazards.

  • Promoting open communication and collaboration among employees to address safety concerns.

  • Setting measurable safety objectives and targets.

  • Regularly reviewing and updating our safety policy and practices.

  • Encouraging employee participation in safety initiatives and rewarding safe behaviors.

  • Learning from past incidents and near-misses to prevent future accidents.

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TRADE PARTNER

The Electricians are locally owned and operated as an approved Xcel Energy Trade Partner.We proudly serve Denver and the surrounding areas with solutions for commercial and residential, lighting, panel upgrades & emergency services.

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ELECTRICAL GROUND SAFETY

It is critical to understand where electricity is located on a jobsite in order to avoid electrocutions of electrical workers.

In The Ground

  • Before any digging takes place, even with a shovel, utility locates are required. Some lines are barely beneath the surface.

  • Locates include sewer, telephone, fuel, electric and water lines.

  • Outline / mark your planned dig site in white.

  • Two business days before you dig, CALL 811. Remember, the day you call does not count.

  • Do not dig until all known utilities are marked.

  • Maintain all marks.

  • Determine the precise location of the marked utilities by hand digging.

  • Dig safely using proven excavating methods.

  • Use handheld digging tools when digging within 24 inches of the outside edge of any underground lines .

  • Emergency excavation is not exempt from calling for locate.

  • Locate marks expire 45 days from the date the excavator provides notice.

  • Use pot-holing, vacuum excavation, or hand tools when digging close to lines.

Best Practices for Maintaining Locate Marks

  • Preserve or protect as much of the original marks as possible.

  • Use off-set staking, in areas where original locate marks will be continuously destroyed by excavation or weather.

  • The off-set staking must be uniformly aligned and must be accurately indicated at the location of the original locate

  • markings.

  • Digital scaled photo, or other permanent scaled imaging or drawings, may be used in areas where original locate

  • marks will be destroyed by excavation or weather.

  • Use white paint to maintain the original markings.

  • Bookend the original locate marks with solid white squares or brackets.

Questions for Discussion

  • What lines are you likely to hit when digging at the surface?

  • What does red concrete indicate?

Presenter tips

  • Pre-read the Toolbox Talk. Your comfort level and confidence will be higher if you know your topic.

  • Discuss related tasks, work areas or events that make the Toolbox Talk relevant to your job site.

  • Involve the workers by asking questions and input that drives discussion.

Aerial Lift Safety

Elevating Work Platforms
The major causes of injuries and fatalities involving elevating work platforms are falls, electrocutions, collapses and tip-overs.

General

  • Aerial Lifts

  • Manually propelled elevating work platforms that cannot be positioned completely beyond the base

  • Self-propelled elevating work platforms that have a platform that cannot be positioned completely beyond the base

  • Boom-supported elevating work platforms that have a boom-supported platform that can be positioned completely beyond the base

Safe work practices

  • Only trained operators are allowed to use aerial lifts

  • Conduct a pre-job inspection of equipment and surroundings.

  • Ensure that platforms used to elevate workers are in good condition and meet the manufacturer’s specifications.

  • Provide workers with necessary Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) and ensuring effective use.

  • Only use elevating platforms which have been built to safe specifications

Before and During Use

  • You must set the brakes and make sure outriggers , when used, are positioned on pads or a solid surface

  • You must install wheel chocks when using the aerial lift on an incline if they can be installed safely.

Moving an Aerial Lift

You must make sure that the boom is properly cradled and the outriggers are in the stowed position before moving the aerial lift. EXEMPTION: The aerial lift may be moved with the boom elevated and personnel on the platform only if the equipment was specifically designed for this type of purpose.

Conducting Work from the Platform
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  • You must make sure boom and platform load limits specified by the manufacturer are not exceeded.

  • You must make sure that persons stand firmly on the floor of the platform and do NOT: sit or climb on the edge of the platform, or, use guardrails, planks, ladders, or any other device to gain additional height or reach

  • You must prohibit wearing climbers with working from the platform

  • You must make sure all persons on the platform wear a full body harness with a lanyard attached to either: the manufacturer’s recommended attachment point, the boom or platform if the manufacturer does not specify an attachment point.

  • You must never attach a lanyard to an adjacent pole, structure, or equipment

Questions for Discussion

  • What is the best way to protect workers below or around the lift?

Presenter tips

  • Pre-read the Toolbox Talk. Your comfort level and confidence will be higher if you know your topic.

  • Discuss related tasks, work areas or events that make the Toolbox Talk relevant to your job site.

  • Involve the workers by asking questions and input that drives discussion.

Personal Protective Equipment

Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) is gear that can be worn to help minimize or eliminate injury. It can be worn to help prevent sudden injuries or injuries that occur over time. It is very important the user understands the intended purpose of the PPE and verifies that it fits properly.

When to Wear PPE

  • Before you resort to PPE, you should first:

  • Use administrative controls

  • Implement Engineering Controls

  • Use local exhaust or general ventilation vs. a respirator

  • Control dust with a wet process vs. dry

  • Install sound reducing devices to mechanical equipment

When these other two means of protection are exhausted you then will need to select the appropriate PPE.Often times PPE will be used in conjunction with administrative and engineering controls for added protection.

Basic Types of PPE

  • Head: Hard hat, welders cap

  • Hearing: Ear muffs, ear plugs or canal caps

  • Face/Eye: Safety glasses, face shield, safety goggles.

  • Hand: Gloves for general use, chemical use, electrical work or hot work.

  • Body: Chaps, leathers, coveralls

  • Foot Protection: Leather boots, Safety toe/steel toe boots

Personal Protective Equipment is gear that is worn to help minimize or eliminate injury. It is very important the user understands the intended purpose of the PPE, verifies that the PPE fits properly and is adequate for the work to be performed.Remember: PPE is the last line of defense against a hazard.

Questions for Discussion

  • Does the PPE you wear to perform your work fit properly and is it in good working condition? What can be done in your work area to improve the use of PPE?

  • What improvements can be made to reduce the need for PPE?

Presenter tips

  • Pre-read the Toolbox Talk. Your comfort level and confidence will be higher if you know your topic.

  • Discuss related tasks, work areas or events that make the Toolbox Talk relevant to your job site.

  • Involve the workers by asking questions and input that drives discussion.