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Industrial Control Panel TechnicianBurbank, CaliforniaAbout WET (Design)WET (Design) creates spectacular water features and automation systems for global destinations. The Industrial Control Panel Technician is a skilled craftsperson responsible for building, wiring, and troubleshooting custom control panels that power world-renowned installations.SummaryThis position builds, wires, and tests industrial control panels used in automation for major water feature projects worldwide. The role demands precise craftsmanship, the ability to read and follow electrical schematics, and a commitment to reliability and excellence.Key ResponsibilitiesAssemble and wire complex control panels and enclosures from electrical drawings, schematics, and bills of materialTerminate power, signal, and communication wiring (24 VDC, 120/480 VAC, Ethernet, analog/digital I/O)Mount and connect PLCs, VFDs, relays, breakers, power supplies, terminal blocks, and other componentsExecute point-to-point checks, continuity testing, and assist with system commissioningEnsure high craftsmanship in wire routing, labeling, shielding, and panel aesthetics aligned with WET's standardsCollaborate with engineers and fellow technicians to resolve build issues and maintain qualityDocument work processes and support improvements to production efficiency and reliabilityRequired QualificationsDemonstrated industrial control panel wiring experience (automation, OEM, water treatment, or aerospace environments)Proficient in reading and interpreting detailed electrical schematics and layout drawingsSkilled in termination techniques, shielding, grounding, and low-voltage signal routingStrong manual dexterity and proficiency with electrical assembly hand/power toolsExcellent attention to detail in wiring and panel constructionGood verbal and written communication; capable of following and improving documentationIdeal BackgroundsIndustrial automation technicianPanel shop electrician (UL-listed fabrication experience)PLC/instrumentation technician for process or aerospace controlsWhat Sets This Role ApartThis is not a residential or commercial wiring role. Technicians at WET (Design) help build showcase automation systems for iconic global destinations. Your precision and craftsmanship support some of the most acclaimed environments in the world.