Electrical Assembler III

Responsibilities

• Completes routing and plumbing to junction boxes and to main electrical box.
• Fabricates brackets for mounting boxes.
• Runs wires and cables from components to junction boxes, main electrical panels, and terminals.
• Makes wire lists and wire bundles.
• Troubleshoots, debugs, and modifies electrical systems as appropriate.
• Uses electrical testing equipment such as a multimeter, scopemeters, and AC/DC probes to assess problems and makes any required changes.
• Assists electrical engineers in troubleshooting various electrical components and systems of the machine.
• Works closely with machine builders on troubleshooting and various technical changes to the machine during the mechanical debug phase of the project.
• Disassembles electrical systems on machines.
• Reinstalls, rewires, and tests machinery at customer facilities.
• Trains customer employees on equipment as needed.
• Provides project feedback to customer, project team, and others as needed.
• Actively participates in team reviews and formal design review meetings as required.
• Performs other related duties such as estimating hours for quotes and troubleshooting equipment on the customer’s floor.
• May direct the activities of others providing support on the same machine.
• Uses a computerized marking system and a portable label printer for wire, cable, and component labeling.
• Lays out and assembles electrical panels according to prints and customer specifications.
• Mentors and trains others.

Requirements

• Working knowledge of NFPA, NEC, and UL codes.
• Experience in machine wiring, panel wiring/layout, soldering, and running conduit (i.e., electrical plumbing).
• Ability to read and interpret electrical prints and schematics.

Qualifications

Preferred: Associate’s degree or better in Electronics Technology.

Pay

$31 – $36 per hour.