Cary Kuvaas

The Electrical System Assembler control panel wiring, and integration position performs a variety of tasks to include the following

Duties and Responsibilities for Electrical System Assembler I:

• Perform the duties of Electrical Systems Assembler I, including daily physical assembly on jobs.
• Advanced knowledge of wiring practices on all platforms.
• Advanced knowledge of electrical codes and standards.
• Inspect for quality on electrical panels, subassemblies, and interconnect wiring.
• Verify the completion of all documentation required which includes panels log, checklist, and any other quality documents needed.
• Test and troubleshoot system power up, main safety circuit, and general I/O.
• Interface with other departments to complete builds on schedule and resolve any manufacturing issues.
• Troubleshoot electrical issues using schematics
• Ability to wire electrical sub-assemblies into modules as well as integrate modules together prior to final test.
• Act as lead during UL, CE, and ETL inspections when required.
• Assist in training new employees to shop floor wiring and quality practices.
• Complete all other tasks assigned as necessary regardless of department.

Skills and Qualifications for Electrical System Assembler I:

• 2-year technical degree, military equivalent or three to five years related experience preferred with preference given to semiconductor experience.
• Knowledgeable of AC/DC control circuits and systems including System Control Circuits, Safety Circuits, Motor and Heater Control Circuits, Robotic Systems, Pneumatic Control and PLC/PC Control Based systems.
• Experienced with Codes and Standards, NEC, NFPA70 and 79, UL508A.
• Knowledgeable of electrical safety hazards and the proper labeling and/or protection needed.
• Ability to effectively understand and operate within safety guidelines and policies and assists others to do the same.

Job Details for Electrical System Assembler I:

• Wage: $20.00
• Regular Shift: Mon-Fri from 6:00am - 2:30pm
• Duration: 2-3 months