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journeyperson electrician

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A Typical Day at Work:
I worked five 10-hour shifts from Monday to Friday, which kept me busy and engaged. Most of my time was spent on the job site as part of the QA team, where I focused on ensuring quality standards were met. The structure of the workday allowed me to stay productive while gaining hands-on experience.

What You Believe You Learned:
Working on the QA team gave me invaluable insights into quality assurance processes and the importance of maintaining high standards on the job site. I also learned how to adapt to real-world challenges and collaborate effectively with a team.

Management:
The management was great overall, but I did feel there was a bit of a disconnect between the higher-ups and other employees. It seemed like more effort could have been made to understand and address the needs and concerns of employees on the ground.

Workplace Culture:
The workplace culture within the QA team was fantastic. It felt like a family, with everyone supporting each other and working well together. However, there were some concerns regarding overall safety practices, which could have impacted the culture of trust and security.

The Hardest Part of the Job:
Safety was the hardest part of the job. While the company had a solid safety team and protocols in place, I felt there was room for improvement. Ensuring that everyone reads and thoroughly understands the safety plan would be a critical step in fostering a safer work environment.

The Most Enjoyable Part of the Job:
The most enjoyable part of the job was working with the QA team. They were fun, collaborative, and made every day on the site more rewarding. The strong sense of camaraderie among the team made the experience truly memorable.

A typical day working at BHI consists of friendly interactions on your way to your desk, quick trips to the candy bowl and soda machine, and of course the actual work. 

Working at BHI has taught me how to find confidence when working with others. BHI has several "Core Values," teamwork being one of them. It is not just a slogan or a business strategy, they take each value personally and implement them in daily work culture. I feel my opinions and suggestions are always heard and appreciated, regardless of if it is a small or grand idea. 

As for how management looks like, at BHI there is more of a leadership approach than there is management. There are no "Bosses" there are only supervisors, leaders, directors, and teams. There has never been a moment I have been hesitant to address my concerns due to emotionally charged leaders, which was often something I worried about at other places of work.  

The workplace culture here is my favorite part of coming to work. There are often holiday parties, and barbeques. BHI is unique in the way that all of our gatherings do not just consist of the employees, but their families as well. BHI outwardly values you and your family on a personal level. 

Something I immediately noticed about BHI after I started working here is how they trust their employees. When working on a project my coworkers and leaders trust me to do my part, just as much as I trust them to do theirs. There is no blame-shifting or unequal working between employees that does not go un-noticed. We all work as a team, we can express difficulties we are having and discuss how we can work together to find a solution to our problem. 



Working at BHI has been an absolute pleasure from day one. The work environment here is truly exceptional—collaborative, supportive, and full of opportunities to grow both personally and professionally.

What stands out most is the company culture. It’s not just about the work we do, but how we do it. There’s a genuine sense of teamwork, where everyone’s ideas are valued, and success is celebrated as a group effort. Management is not only approachable but deeply invested in the well-being and development of their team. They actively listen and encourage feedback, making sure employees feel heard and appreciated.

The opportunities for career growth are incredible. I’ve had the chance to work on diverse projects, continuously challenging myself while being supported by a team that’s always there to lend a helping hand. It’s rare to find a place where you’re given the freedom to innovate while having the tools and support to succeed.

What makes this place even more special is the balance between work and life. BHI understands the importance of personal time, and they truly respect boundaries. Whether it’s flexible hours, remote work options, or the occasional fun team-building event, they’ve managed to create a perfect blend of professional ambition and personal well-being.

In short, working at BHI feels less like a job and more like being part of a big, passionate family. It’s rare to find a place where you can grow, contribute, and feel fulfilled all at once. I’m excited for the future here and look forward to continuing this amazing journey. Highly recommended!

I have been with BHI for 4 years. Started as the lowest man on the totem pole and worked my way up to middle management. I have worked in 6 different offices for multiple different managers. I didn’t always agree with how they did things but at the end of the day I was always treated with respect. I wasn’t treated like a child or like an idiot when a mistake was made. I was put in some tough situations but always had support when I asked for it even if it was to ask a question with a simple answer that I should have known. 

It is fairly easy to move up through the ranks if you show the drive and willingness to learn. A good attitude and being able to work with most people always helps as well. BHI prefers to promote from within the ranks to get new managers. 

Some higher level managers are harder to get ahold of than others but they get back to people 9 times out of 10. 


All of that is to simply say this: BHI is a great company to work for. They take care of their people and don’t put up with bad attitudes. If you have a good work ethic and a good attitude you will thrive here. Put in your application and come join the best construction company in the nation.

Promises of bonuses that never get discussed again. Gives you the feeling that your being strung along by your own bosses. No answers on where they end up either. The work is dangerous and raises dont come often. It feels like if you want them you have to pry them from managment and stay on them about it. What's wrong with treating your team's right and showing them you actually care about them? Managment only tells you what they want you to know so after a little bit you may feel underappreciated and underestimated. favoritism and bad priority of getting jobs done. The work itself is great if you're comfortable with it. It feels important and gets you fresh air and exercise. Lots of heavy lifting, solid team work and learning on the technical

 For far too long, the department—particularly the driving division—has been engulfed in chaos. Promises of year-round work for drivers have consistently fallen flat, exposing a troubling culture of favouritism where management prioritizes personal friendships over fairness. Many drivers have faced devastating layoffs, enduring periods of "no work" that can last up to 10 weeks. It's alarming to see how frequently new hires abandon their positions within just three months.

Once you're on the wrong side of the driver supervisor, it becomes almost impossible to secure work again. Even other drivers acknowledge this troubling dynamic. While management may present themselves as approachable, their actions reveal a more duplicitous character. The struggles faced by drivers, both in Vernal and Salt Lake, are nothing short of tragic, and it’s time this issue receives the attention it desperately needs. Salt Lake as well. 

For the first time in my career, I can see myself retiring from BHI. My manager has provided not only outstanding training but multiple opportunities for my personal development within the company. 

Everyone in my office enjoys their work, they not only find satisfaction in the quality of their work, but the support and praise from our managers as well. Sure, we have our days where things just don't go to plan, but it never goes beyond a short rant and then we laugh about it. 

BHI's HR team is responsive, helpful, and put the "human" in Human Resources first, we're not just numbers. 

Our owner has a clear vision for the company and plans accordingly. 

Everyone I've met within BHI genuinely cares about employee wellbeing and success, and as such they are very accommodating and will work with you. 

Well a day on the solar farm is frustrating do to the kids I have to work with for the fact they are not very knowledgeable about there tasked and I have to remind the persons in charge on how to do there task so it gets frustrating. 
I have a learned a lot about the installation of cable in fact it’s not that hard if you have and common 
 sense . There is a lot of problems that I see in the management team do to the Communication with the workers but of course like most large companies if your in with the wright people nothing will ever happen so it’s usually best just show up and do your job and keep your mouth shut 
In a short note I do like my job but I feel Iam not being used for to my full potential  and talked to like a dumb operator and the superintendent feels they know everything . And they need to quit treating the employees like they are babies and shouldn’t be scared to hurt their feelings I see it ever day and it also frustrating 

Working here has been a truly rewarding experience. The leadership team genuinely cares about their employees and encourages both personal and professional growth. Communication is open, feedback is valued, and new ideas are always welcome.

The company promotes a healthy work-life balance and provides great benefits that show they care about their people. The team culture is collaborative and positive and everyone is willing to help one another succeed.

I’ve learned so much since joining the company and feel that my contributions are recognized and appreciated. I feel that this is a place where you can grow your career, feel supported, and be proud of the work you do.

I highly recommend this company to anyone looking for a positive, people-first workplace.

I truly enjoy my job at BHI, from the moment I arrived, before we gathered to see and hear the day's news. The board is respectful and full of positive encouragement. The culture of workplace safety, camaraderie, and mutual respect stand out. In short, we are a big family who enjoy what we do for BHI, and what BHI does for us.
We practice a culture of doing the job once, but well! Our team also practices a culture of doing the job as an example, thus gaining more work indefinitely.
Our company is growing a lot, and so are we!
For a long time, I worked for several companies, from each of which I learned a lot, but at BHI, I found all the good things I had learned from the others combined. Therefore, I don't see myself working for any other company!
If you want to contribute something more to BHI's growth and learn more at the same time, you won't find a better opportunity than working for BHI! (I'm telling you this SINCERELY!)

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Estimator 42 salaries reported	$109,821 per year
Equipment operator 23 salaries reported	$27.80 per hour
Journeyperson electrician 35 salaries reported	$40.23 per hour
Truck driver 31 salaries reported	$28.95 per hour
Foreman 22 salaries reported	$43.23 per hour

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