Electrical Assembler

Duration: 12 Months Contract (Potential temp to perm) $24.33/hr. for 1st shift $25.50/hr. for 2nd shift Shift: 1st shift (6AM - 2:30PM) 2nd shift (2:30pm-11pm) Need to be open to both shifts. Position Overview: The position description of the Tech I - Elect Assembly includes reading and interpreting internally generated wiring diagrams and schematics, understanding functions of components, and installing them, use appropriate wires, terminations, and labels, to fully wire all the components within a custom control panel. This individual will also assist in electrical assembly and with training could assist in minor electrical testing and commissioning. Responsibilities: Must be able to read and interpret wiring diagrams and schematics. Installation and assembly of wire harnesses and wire tags Identify components based upon bills of material. Inspect components to find defects before using them. Install components into the panel before wiring them. Select correct wire location, gauge, type from wire diagram. Determine wire routing, cut lengths, and install wires. Select correct terminations for wire connections. Wiring and assembling control panels. Wire electrical panel components following wiring diagrams and schematics. Perform own quality inspections for wiring accuracy, correct component selection. Ability to diagnose and troubleshoot at a wiring diagram and schematic level. Ensure proper protective equipment must be worn and tools or other equipment is utilized based on the task Qualifications: Component identification and understanding of component functionality. Minimum of 1-2 years of experience in electrical control panel wiring including Interpreting wiring diagrams and schematics and implementing it in producing a panel. Wire, termination, and component selection Proficiency in the safe and correct use of power tools. Proficiency in the selection and proper use of electrical hand tools. Conduit bending skills using manual and hydraulic/electric benders. Solid understanding of electrical safety standards and protocols. Basic knowledge of National Electrical Code (NEC) standards for electrical equipment installation and electrical terminations. #J-18808-Ljbffr