Electrician resume example & writing guide
For licensed trades, credentials do the heavy lifting. State your license class, jurisdictions, and specialties immediately — then prove reliability with project scope.
What to include on a electrician
- License class and state(s) go right under your name — journeyman, master, apprentice hours.
- Specify settings: residential, commercial, industrial — and the codes you work to (NEC).
- Quantify projects: panel upgrades, service sizes (200A/400A), square footage, units wired.
- Safety credentials (OSHA 10/30, lockout-tagout) get their own line.
- Include specialties that command premiums: solar/PV, EV chargers, generators, low-voltage.
Jordan Reyes
Registered Nurse
jordan@email.com · Austin, TX
Experience
Registered Nurse2022–Now
St. David's Medical Center
Staff Nurse2019–22
Austin Community Clinic
Education
BSN, Nursing2019
University of Texas
Use this template
Sample bullet points
Adapt these to your own numbers — the structure (action, scope, result) is what matters:
- Journeyman electrician (TX license #XXXXX) with 6 years across commercial and light industrial
- Wired 120+ residential units in a 3-building complex, passing all municipal inspections first-pass
- Installed 45 Level-2 EV charging stations for retail sites, including load calculations and permits