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(For an electrician position)
[Tom Barnes]
[Number, Street Name]
[Detroit, MI 12372]
[Phone Number]
[Email Address]
[January 9, 2024]
[Anthony Stevens]
[Hiring Manager]
[Contractor XYZ]
[Number, Street Name]
[Detroit, MI 12372]
Dear Mr. Stevens,
In reference to your job posting on [Contractor website] under section [‘Work at’], I am applying for the Electrician position at [Contractor XYZ] in Detroit, MI. As a holder of all OSHA certificates and proven track record, I am convinced that I would be a valuable asset to your team of electricians.
To shortly introduce myself, my name is [Tom Barnes] and I was pleased when reading the job posting. I know that [Contractor XYZ] is recognized for its high standards of electrical safety and operational protocol. The prospect of working in a workplace that promotes employee safety, growth and goal attainment is what makes me want to apply.
I am a licensed Journeyman Electrician with over 5 years’ of experience as a commercial electrical contractor in the Boston Metropolitan Area for [Company XYZ]. Over the past years, I developed expertise in communication systems cabling, circuitry and wiring for approximately 50 union contracted companies. These projects developed my experience working with low, medium and high voltage equipment such as electrical distribution centers and switchgear up to 13,000 volts.
As of next month, I am able to give my undivided attention to [Contractor XYZ] for three days a week. I’d appreciate the opportunity to discuss my candidacy and demonstrate my technical expertise. I’ve attached my resume, which further details my skills and experience. For additional information, you can reach me at [000-0000-0000]. Thank you for your time and consideration.
Best regards,
Tom Barnes