Electrical Assembler

About the Role

We're hiring experienced assemblers who take pride in precise, high-quality work and can operate independently from day one. As an employee-owner, you'll receive 100% company-funded retirement, an award-winning culture, and benefits starting on day one. We're hiring at two experience levels. Candidates will be placed based on demonstrated capability.

What You'll Do

• Build and wire custom electrical control panels from prints, schematics, and wire lists
• Lay out and mount components; perform drilling and mechanical fabrication
• Wire panel devices according to provided electrical schematics
• Route and bundle wires and cables neatly and according to established electrical standards
• Perform manual crimping using approved tools for terminals, ferrules, and lug sizes
• Check work to ensure error-free products
• Maintain red-lines of any changes made during manufacturing and submit to supervisor upon project completion
• Keep a clean, organized, and safe workspace
• Occasionally support employee development and continuous improvement initiatives

Experience Level B — Independent Assembler

• Independently build standard panels from prints and schematics
• Interpret wiring diagrams and panel layouts with minimal clarification
• Perform drilling and mechanical fabrication for component mounting
• Select proper hardware, drill sizes, and mounting methods
• Hand-wire panels directly from schematics, not from wire labels alone
• Perform manual crimping using approved tools for terminals, ferrules, and common lug sizes
• Validate wire routing, separation, and termination quality
• Apply workmanship standards consistently for routing, labeling, torque, and cleanliness
• Produce repeatable, QC-ready panels without reliance on rework

Experience Level A — Senior/Lead Assembler

A-level capability is defined by ownership, foresight, and leadership rather than technical skill alone. All B-level Capabilities, Plus:

• Build complex and high-risk panels independently
• Interpret multiple drawing styles, revisions, notes, and customer requirements
• Plan and verify all mechanical layout and drilling decisions
• Define wiring strategy and build sequencing
• Troubleshoot wiring, layout, and integration issues
• Interface effectively with Engineering, QC, and Test
• Understand UL 508A principles as they apply to assembly
• Identify potential design or workmanship risks and escalate appropriately
• Simplify and optimize builds for repeatability and efficiency
• Lead or coordinate builds involving multiple assemblers
• Set workmanship expectations and mentor others
• Consistently deliver panels with minimal or no QC findings

Qualifications

• Two or more years experience in electrical assembly or related electrical field
• Ability to lift 40 pounds regularly and up to 75 pounds occasionally
• Ability to stand for 8 hours a day
• Ability to learn and follow quality procedures, including ISO9001:2008 requirements