Panel Assembler Level 1-3

Under the direction of the Panel Shop Manager, the Panel Assembler uses schematics to wire panels, control boxes, J-Boxes, PLC’s, HMI’s and various other electrical components.

The Panel Assembler will fabricate cut-outs in enclosures for various electrical hardware components. The use of different electrical and pneumatic hand tools is necessary to complete day-to-day tasks as is basic mechanical ability with other hand tools. Working knowledge of electrical schematics, electrical components, wire gauges, electrical standards and wiring troubleshooting skills.

Reports To: Panel Shop Manager

JOB QUALIFICATIONS

Roles and responsibilities for this job may include but are not limited to:

• Reads and interprets wiring diagrams, point to point wiring schedules, and schematics.
• Able to spot inconsistencies in drawings and discrepancies in paperwork and to ask or answer questions during assembly process.
• Able to commit to a deadline or relay to Panel Shop Manager when deadlines may slip.
• Work closely with electrical engineering team to resolve any issues.
• Performs routine tasks in preparation for assembly, such as cutting wire to specified size, stripping, and fastening terminal connections.
• Performs wiring of electrical components and labeling of all devices and wires.
• Able to determine if components need repair or are unrepairable. Repair when required.
• Uses common hand tools to prepare and assemble components, din rail and wire duct to complete electrical panels to print.
• Chooses appropriate wire colors and gauges required to complete wiring to all applicable codes, specifications and regulations.
• Exercise safe work habits and maintain a clean and safe working area
• Field wiring of control cabinets into machinery if needed.
• Assist Engineers and Electrical Control Technicians with machine startup and debug.
• Arranges for packing and shipment of panels.

Required Job Qualifications:

• High School Graduate

Preferred Job Qualifications:

• Ability to read electrical prints/schematics
• Ability to use multi-meter to read voltage, current and resistance
• Knowledge of basic electrical theory
• Basic mechanical aptitude.
• Knowledge of electrical wiring and component connections in accordance with UL, ULc, CSA, and UL508A
• Proficient in industry electrical code, NEC, ANSI, NFPA, and OSHA.