Power Up Your Future at Teague Electric

For more than 45 years, Teague Electric has been a force in Kansas City, building, wiring, troubleshooting, innovating, and powering the projects that shape our community. We’re not just another electrical contractor; we’re a well-rounded, deeply respected, five-decade powerhouse where solid craftsmanship meets a culture people actually love coming back to every day.

Why Teague?

Because This Is Where Careers Take Off.

When you join Teague, you’re not stepping into a job; you’re plugging into a career path with real momentum.

Apprentice starting out? We’ll train you, support you, and help you sharpen your craft.
Experienced Journeyman? Bring your skill, grow your range, step into bigger projects.
Ready to run work as a Foreman? We’ve got the crews, the projects, and the leadership opportunities waiting.

And because we’re a fully diversified electrical company, you can build the career that fires you up most. That means wide-open opportunities across:

Commercial
Residential
Low Voltage & Security
Underground
Generators

Want to master one area? Great. Want to become a well-rounded electrician with cross-department experience? Even better. At Teague, your career doesn’t stall; it stacks.

A Culture That Actually Feels Like a Team

We’re a people-first shop. The kind where you know the names, trust the leadership, get treated like a pro, and have room to grow, all without the big-company red tape. Our reputation in Kansas City is strong because our people are strong, and we invest in them every chance we get.

Training. Mentorship. Opportunities to lead. A stable, supportive environment. And a crew that backs each other up, on the job and off it.

We’re Continuously Seeking Top Talent

Whether you're:

Launching your career
Leveling up your skills
Ready to take command of a jobsite
Or watching for the next big opportunity…

…Teague Electric wants to meet you.

If you’re talented, motivated, and ready to bring your best, Apply Today!

Material Handler/Driver

Lenexa, KS

Full Time

Warehouse

Mid Level

Join One of KC’s Top Electrical Teams

At Teague Electric, we’ve been powering Kansas City for over 40 years, and we’re just getting started! Our reputation is built on quality, integrity, and a team that takes pride in their work. We’re proud to be home to some of the best talent in the industry, and now we’re looking to add a skilled Material Handler & Driver to keep our projects moving forward.

This isn’t just a warehouse job; it’s a chance to be the trusted link between our warehouse operations and the crews building Kansas City’s future!

What You’ll Get
Competitive Pay: $18–$22/hr base, with overtime and bonus opportunities for safety, referrals, spot performance, and company performance
Great Schedule: Monday–Friday, 8-hour shifts with overtime potential
Top-Tier Benefits Package:

401(k) with company match
Health, dental, vision, life & disability insurance
Health savings account (HSA)
Paid time off
Professional development & tuition reimbursement
Employee assistance program
Strong focus on work/life balance
Employee appreciation events

Who We Are Looking For

Forklift operator experience (OSHA certification a plus)
Valid driver’s license with ability to obtain DOT medical card (Current DOT Med Card preferred)
Experience handling materials, parts, and jo site deliveries
Strong organizational skills with attention to detail
High energy, urgency, and commitment to safety
A team-first attitude and professionalism every day, on every job

What You’ll Be Doing

Operate forklifts and material-handling equipment to move and stage parts
Load, unload, and organize electrical materials with accuracy
Maintain and track warehouse inventory
Allocations and Receiving
Deliver materials and equipment to job sites safely and on time
Support project teams by ensuring materials are where they need to be, when they need them
Keep safety and reliability top of mind in every task

⚡ Bring your energy, your skills, and your drive—and grow your career with Teague Electric. Apply today!

Teague Electric is an Equal Opportunity Employer. We make employment decisions based on merit, qualifications, and business needs.

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