Join Keeley
We're always looking for skilled electricians, project managers, and construction professionals to join our growing team.
A Place to Grow
Keeley has been a family-owned business since 1978. Now in our third generation, we offer a stable work environment with opportunities for long-term career development. Our crews work on some of the most significant commercial and industrial projects across Maine, New Hampshire, and Massachusetts.
We value our people. From competitive pay and benefits to a commitment to safety and professional development, Keeley is a place where electricians and construction professionals can build lasting careers.
What We Offer
Competitive Wages
Market-rate pay for licensed electricians and operators in northern New England. We retain people because we pay fairly from day one.
Consistent Work Volume
Decades of repeat clients mean steady hours, year-round. No seasonal layoffs, no scrambling for the next job.
Real Accountability
A 35+ person team of field crews backed by professional office support. Your work is seen, your input matters, and third-generation ownership knows every employee by name.
Field Stability & Safety
Zero OSHA recordable incidents for three consecutive years. ISN certified. We invest in equipment, training, and conditions that keep people safe.
Benefits & Longevity
Health insurance, retirement plan, and paid time off. Our senior people have been here for decades.
Further Education Opportunities
Licensing support, code training, and skill development. We invest in expanding our structure and broadening our knowledge at every level.
Opportunities
These are the roles that make up a Keeley crew. Not every position is actively hiring at any given moment, but we are always accepting applications. If your trade is on this list, introduce yourself. As we grow, we hire from the applications we already have.
Electrical Trades
Master Electrician
Lead electrical installation, code interpretation, and crew oversight on commercial and industrial projects. Maine master license required; NH or MA reciprocity preferred.
Licensed Journeyman Electrician
Commercial and industrial electrical installation and service. Maine journeyman license required.
Electrical Apprentice
Apprenticeship under licensed electricians. First through fourth year welcome. Select your year on the application. State-approved program enrollment or willingness to enroll.
Electrical Foreman
Field leadership on active job sites. Crew coordination, schedule management, quality control. Journeyman license plus five years of commercial experience.
Site Work
Excavator Operator
Trenching, grading, and utility pit work on commercial and utility job sites. Experience with mid- to full-size excavators required.
Heavy Equipment Operator
Dozers, loaders, and skid steers across electrical site prep and utility scopes. CDL preferred.
CDL Driver (Class A)
Equipment hauling, material delivery, and crew transport across our service area. Clean driving record and current DOT medical card required.
CDL Driver (Class B)
Local and regional material and equipment runs. Clean driving record and current DOT medical card required.
Site Foreman
Field leadership on excavation and utility site work. Crew direction, equipment scheduling, site safety enforcement. Five plus years of operating experience.
Site Laborer
General site labor supporting excavation, underground utility, and electrical site crews. Entry-level welcome, with a path into equipment operation and the trades.
Utility
Journeyman Lineman
Overhead and underground primary line construction, transformer work, and utility coordination. Lineman certification and climbing proficiency required.
Apprentice Lineman
Apprenticeship under journeyman linemen. State or utility apprenticeship enrollment preferred. Physical fitness and willingness to climb required.
Groundman
Ground support for line crews: material handling, traffic control, equipment setup. Entry-level position with a path into the apprentice lineman program.
Utility Foreman
Field leadership on overhead and underground utility construction. Lineman certification plus five years of crew experience.
Management & Office
Project Manager
Construction project management for commercial, industrial, and utility projects from $250K to $3M. PE or PMP preferred but not required for the right experience.
Estimator
Bid prep, takeoffs, and pre-construction estimating for commercial, industrial, and utility scopes. Three plus years of electrical or site-work estimating experience.
Superintendent
Multi-site oversight of active commercial, industrial, and utility projects. Ten plus years of field-to-management progression.
Safety Coordinator
Site safety inspections, training, and OSHA compliance across our service area. OSHA 30 minimum; CSP credential preferred.
Interested in Joining Keeley?
Send us your resume and a brief description of your experience. We'll follow up within five business days.