Amp Up California · Workforce Development

Build your skills.
Power your future.

The future runs on skilled hands. Take your first step into electrical and EV work as a laborer / helper—and bring your drive to a trade with purpose.

Express your interest

The opportunity

Laborer / Electrical & EV Helper

Start with a willingness to learn. Build toward a skill that matters. Express your interest in hands-on electrical and EV training through Amp Up California’s workforce development opportunities.

This entry-level helper role is about showing up, supporting the crew, and learning how quality work gets done—from a well-organized jobsite to the infrastructure behind EV charging.

What you’ll help with

  • Prepare work areas, organize tools and materials, and keep jobsites clean and safe.
  • Assist qualified crew members with material handling, site preparation, and installation support.
  • Learn tool identification, jobsite communication, and safety practices under supervision.
  • Support electrical and EV charging projects as assigned, within your training and authorization.

Bring the drive. Build the skills.

We’re interested in dependable, curious people who take direction, work well with others, and put safety first. New to the trade? Tell us about your work ethic, transferable skills, and what you want to learn—prior electrical experience is not needed to submit an inquiry.

Work may involve outdoor jobsites, standing, bending, and moving materials. Specific duties, safety requirements, and any reasonable accommodations will be discussed for the opportunity.

Your next chapter can start with a first step.

This is an inquiry for potential opportunities—not an offer of employment or guaranteed program placement. Openings, compensation, schedules, and training details will be discussed if there is a suitable match. No résumé required.

Career inquiry

Tell us about yourself.

No résumé. No lengthy cover letter. Just your experience, availability, and ambition. All fields are required.

Tell us about construction, tools, teamwork, or other work experience. If you’re new to the trade, say so—we want to hear from you.

Include your available days, hours, and any scheduling commitments.

For example: immediately, in two weeks, or a specific date.

Share your interest in electrical work, EV charging, and your career goals.

Please don’t include sensitive information such as Social Security numbers or financial details.