Hiring

Work with a family-owned public-sector contractor

We build electrical systems for schools, government buildings, detention facilities, and municipal projects. If you take pride in clean, code-correct installations, we want to hear from you.

Why Paschke Electric

Since 1990 we've been a family-run C-10 contractor in Woodland, California. Our crews work almost entirely on public and institutional construction, which means consistent schedules, prevailing wage, and projects you can point to for the rest of your career.

We hire electricians who show up prepared, communicate on site, and hold their work to inspection standards the first time through.

Steady public work
Prevailing wage projects for districts and public agencies, not seasonal residential jobs.
Real craft variety
Switchgear, grounding, lighting control, and secure facility work on the same career path.
Family-run culture
You'll know the owners. Decisions are made on the job site, not in a corporate office.
Long tenure
Many of our electricians have been with us for over a decade.

Open positions

Currently hiring

Journeyman Electrician

Full time · Prevailing wage · Woodland & Sacramento region

Rough-in through trim on institutional projects. State certification and reliable transportation required; detention or school experience is a plus.

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Electrical Foreman

Full time · Salary or hourly · Northern California job sites

Run crews on public works projects, coordinate with GCs and inspectors, manage material and layout, and keep phased schedules on track.

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Apprentice Electrician

Full time · Indentured apprenticeship · Woodland, CA

Work alongside journeymen on conduit, wire pulls, lighting, and device installation while completing classroom hours.

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Don't see your position? Send a resume anyway.

We keep qualified electricians on file and reach out as projects are awarded. Email your resume with your certification level, years of experience, and the type of facilities you've worked in. If it's easier, call the office and ask for Michael.