Control Wiring Technician

Control Wiring Technician

Goshen Engineering Location: Mount Olive, NC Job Type: Full-Time

Goshen Engineering provides innovative custom engineered to order solutions in industrial automation and power distribution. We are a rapidly growing manufacturing and engineering company in Eastern North Carolina.

Our automation division specializes in custom industrial automation, system integration services, turn-key robotic systems, control system upgrades, and on-site automation services.

Our electrical power distribution division services include custom engineering of UL891 switchboards, integrated power skids, string inverter racks, EV charging solutions, custom bus duct and trough, and other fully integrated solutions for data centers, utility scale solar power, battery energy storage, electric vehicle charging, and industrial power distribution.

Joining our team means embracing the opportunity to tackle a variety of complex challenges across multiple disciplines. Our work culture thrives on a spirit of teamwork, innovation, ambition, and drive while offering a unique flexibility and a family-oriented atmosphere of a small privately held company.

We are looking for individuals who are looking for more than just a routine 8-5 job. If you are determined, ambitious, proactive in developing your skill, take pride in your work, work well with a team, value hard work, and are ready to commit to your professional growth and our companys success, then this is the place for you.

About the Role

We're looking for Control Wiring Technicians to perform electrical wiring, component installation, testing, and troubleshooting for industrial control panels and related electrical systems. You'll work from electrical schematics, wiring diagrams, panel layouts, bills of material, wire lists, and approved work instructions to produce clean, accurate, serviceable, and test-ready wiring. The role offers progression from foundational wiring and assembly work through independent troubleshooting, complex assignments, technical support, and working-lead responsibilities based on demonstrated proficiency.

What You'll Do

• Review electrical schematics, wiring diagrams, panel layouts, bills of material, wire lists, work instructions, and other approved documentation.
• Prepare, route, label, terminate, and organize wires and conductors according to drawings, approved wiring practices, and production requirements.
• Install and wire control-panel components such as terminal blocks, relays, breakers, fuses, power supplies, PLC-related components, and other assigned devices.
• Perform panel layout and related fabrication tasks including measuring, marking, drilling, tapping, cutting, fastening, and mounting components when required.
• Use hand tools, power tools, wire-processing tools, measuring devices, multimeters, and other electrical test equipment safely and accurately.
• Perform continuity checks and assigned electrical testing and verification activities and document results according to approved procedures.
• Inspect wiring, routing, labeling, terminations, component placement, workmanship, and other quality requirements before work moves to testing or the next production process.
• Identify and communicate wiring discrepancies, missing or incorrect components, drawing conflicts, workmanship issues, and test failures.
• Coordinate with Electrical Assembly, Engineering, Quality, Materials, and other functions to resolve production needs, drawing questions, approved changes, and technical issues.
• Maintain accurate wire lists, redlines, work orders, test records, quality checklists, and other required documentation and business-system records.
• Perform rework, corrections, and approved changes needed to bring wiring and panel assemblies into conformance.
• Support continuous improvement, process standardization, lean manufacturing, safety, quality, wiring accuracy, efficiency, serviceability, and production performance.

What You'll Bring

• High school diploma or equivalent.
• Ability to read and follow electrical schematics, wiring diagrams, panel layouts, bills of material, wire lists, and related production documentation.
• Ability to safely and accurately use hand tools, power tools, wire-processing tools, measuring devices, and electrical test equipment.
• Basic understanding of electrical circuits, wiring methods, component identification, polarity, terminations, and safe electrical work practices appropriate to the assigned level.
• Strong attention to detail and commitment to clean, accurate, high-quality wiring and documentation.
• Ability to communicate clearly and work effectively with supervisors, engineers, quality personnel, production employees, and other internal partners.
• Ability to learn new control-panel designs, components, wiring methods, test procedures, and production systems and work with increasing independence as proficiency develops.
• Regular on-site physical presence is required; ability to stand and walk for extended periods, perform the physical movements required by the work, and lift, carry, push, or pull up to 50 pounds.
• Ability to work in an active manufacturing environment and follow applicable electrical safety and PPE requirements; additional hours, weekend work, or travel to customer sites may be required based on business needs.
• Preferred: previous control-panel wiring, electrical assembly, industrial electrical, switchgear, or manufacturing experience.
• Preferred: experience with point-to-point wiring, wire stripping and crimping, ferrules, terminal blocks, relays, breakers, fuses, power supplies, PLC-related components, or similar control-panel hardware.
• Preferred: experience reading detailed electrical schematics and using multimeters for continuity testing, electrical troubleshooting, panel modifications, or functional verification.
• For Lead-level consideration, experience providing technical assistance, testing control panels, training, onboarding support, or day-to-day work coordination is preferred.