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We believe great electricians are built through great training. That’s why we invest in our own in-house apprenticeship program to help our team grow and succeed. Building people has always been just as important as building projects.

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The eight new hires have only begun their journey into the electrical trade. This apprentice graduation shows what could be waiting for them if they keep learning, improving, and building their careers at Barts Electric. Graduation day recognizes the electricians who completed the apprentice program and reached a major milestone in their careers. Family members, instructors, and company leaders gather to celebrate the work it took to get here—from their earliest training to developing the skills and experience required in the field. For today’s complete beginners, this is a look at what their own future could become. Starting the trade is only the first step. Sticking with it can lead to a skilled career nobody can take away from you. Do you want to start or advance your electrical career? Apply here: https://www.bartselectric.com/current-employment-opportunities/

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Some days call for a coffee break. Florida in August calls for ice cream and Gatorade. This crew has been working their tails off on a major airport expansion project through some hot and humid conditions. Nonetheless they’re getting it done, looking out for each other, and keeping the project moving. This break was well earned. Hang tough and keep up the great work!

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There's just something satisfying about seeing a project all lit up for the first time. After months of planning, coordination, and a whole lot of hard work, this new elementary school in Florida is getting close to the finish line. Seeing the building glowing after dark, along with the athletic fields lit up and ready for action, is one of those moments that reminds you why you do what you do. A lot of good people had a hand in making this project happen. We're grateful to the general contractor and all of the trade partners who worked alongside us, and we're especially proud of our Barts Electric team for the quality work they've put into this school from day one. Before long, these classrooms will be filled with students, the hallways will be busy, and those fields will be full of games, practices, and plenty of memories. It's a good feeling knowing we got to help build a place that's going to serve this community for years to come. Nice work, everyone.

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Thanks to the folks at JRA (JR & Associates), one of our valued lighting representatives, for treating the Kansas City team to a cookout lunch today! Between the burgers, brats, chips, made-to-order cannolis, and a cooler full of Monster Energy drinks that quickly became the apprentices' favorite stop, the spread was a big hit. Mother Nature even chipped in with slightly cooler August weather and held off the rain just long enough for us to enjoy it all. As if the great food wasn't enough, JRA also brought some swag giveaways and raffled off gift cards and other prizes, making an already fun afternoon even better. We truly appreciate partners like JRA who take the time to support our team. Thanks again for the chow!

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UPDATED JULY 29: Thank you for the incredible response to our Apprentice Electrician Open Interview Event! Registration for our August 12 event has now closed due to overwhelming interest. If you've already reserved your spot, we look forward to meeting you on Wednesday, August 12, and helping you take the first step toward a rewarding career with Barts Electric. We're still hiring! If you weren't able to register for the event, we encourage you to complete an online application. One of our recruiters will contact you to schedule an interview at a time that's convenient for you. Your future doesn't have to wait. Apply today at: https://jobs.ourcareerpages.com/job/984646 Start building a rewarding career you can be proud of. Barts Electric is hosting an Apprentice Electrician Open Interview Event on Wednesday, August 12, at our Liberty, Missouri headquarters, and everyone who attends will receive an interview. No electrical experience? No problem. We're looking for motivated individuals who are ready to learn a skilled trade, work hard, and build a rewarding career. Through our nationally registered apprenticeship program, you'll earn a paycheck while learning from experienced electricians. At Barts Electric, you'll enjoy: ⚡ Get paid while you learn ⚡ Hands-on training from industry professionals ⚡ Competitive pay and benefits ⚡ Opportunities for advancement ⚡ A company that believes in investing in people 📅 Wednesday, August 12 🕛 12:00 PM – 4:00 PM 📍 1 Liberty Plaza, Liberty, MO 64068 Walk-ins are welcome, but we strongly encourage you to reserve your spot in advance so we can send you event details and help make your visit as smooth as possible. Your future doesn't have to wait. We Build People.

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We’re putting our electrical training to the test as we wire up real projects under pressure. If everything is connected correctly, it works. If not, you find out fast. This is what it takes to build the skills needed for the job.

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We follow new electrical apprentices as they take on one of the toughest parts of their training. From mastering precise measurements to perfecting conduit bends, every mistake is a chance to improve. This is what it takes to become field ready.

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