Helix Electric Inc. plans to hire 400 skilled workers for a major data center project in Cedar Rapids, according to KCRG.
The company is recruiting licensed journeymen, commissioning technicians, quality technicians, foremen, superintendents, safety managers, warehouse staff, and project managers. This project marks Helix’s first work in Iowa and is part of a multi-billion-dollar data center build.
Helix expects construction to span at least two years, offering growth opportunities for electricians and trade professionals in the region. By expanding into new markets and recruiting across multiple disciplines, Helix positions itself to lead in high-complexity infrastructure work.
For tradespeople, this means new job openings, higher demand, and a chance to work on cutting-edge electrical systems in critical facilities.
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Electrical contractor to hire 400 employees for Cedar Rapids data center project
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According to Helix Electric Inc., the company is seeking “Licensed Journeymen, Commissioning Technicians, Quality Technicians, Site Safety Managers, Warehouse Support Staff, Foremen, Superintendents, and Project Managers.”
Helix Electric is a leading electrical contracting company that specializes in complex electrical projects such as data centers. The new Cedar Rapids data center project is the company’s first work opportunity in Iowa.
According to Helix, the Cedar Rapids data center is a multi-billion-dollar project, with work being completed over at least the next two years.
“At Helix Electric Inc., we pride ourselves on fostering a dynamic and inclusive work environment where safety and professional growth are paramount,” said Casey Long, COO of Helix Electric Inc.
“We are thrilled to bring our expertise in data center construction to Iowa. This new project is a testament to our commitment to expanding our mission-critical construction group and contributing to the region’s economic growth.”
