Industrial Control Panel Wiring Specialist

Industrial Control Panel Wiring Specialist

Compensation: $23–$28 per hour, based on experience

Hours: Monday–Friday, 7:00 AM–3:30 PM

Shift: First

A day in this role

You start your morning reviewing JIC and IEC schematics, planning your layout for a custom control panel. Tools organized, you execute clean, point‑to‑point terminations—labeling, stripping, crimping, and routing multiconductor cable through trays, conduit, and relay panels. After assembly, you power up the panel, verify I/O, run multimeter checks, and complete dielectric testing as needed. You capture results in quality documentation and huddle with production, quality, and project management to keep builds on schedule.

Current openings

• Large equipment assembly wiring: end‑to‑end point‑to‑point wiring on complex industrial machinery.
• Relay‑panel wiring: precision layout and wiring inside relay and control enclosures.

What you will do

• Interpret point‑to‑point wiring diagrams and electrical schematics accurately.
• Lay out components and build custom electrical control panels from the ground up.
• Perform neat, labeled terminations; cut, strip, and crimp to specification.
• Route single and multi‑conductor cables through trays and conduit with excellent workmanship.
• Install and wire devices within relay panels; verify placement and connections.
• Energize, troubleshoot, and resolve wiring issues on control panels and large equipment.
• Test using a multimeter and applicable dielectric test equipment; record results.
• Complete quality checklists and maintain precise build and test documentation.
• Identify, correct, and prevent wiring or assembly defects.
• Keep a safe, orderly, and clean work area; communicate build status to leadership.
• Partner with production, quality, and project teams to meet delivery commitments.

What you bring

• Hands‑on experience in electrical panel building or industrial wiring (required).
• Five or more years in custom control‑panel fabrication (preferred).
• Proficiency with point‑to‑point and panel wiring techniques.
• Ability to read JIC/IEC schematics and translate them into precise builds.
• Solid grasp of electrical theory, testing methods, and troubleshooting.
• Comfort using multimeters; experience with dielectric testing is a plus.
• High attention to detail and a quality‑first mindset.
• Basic computer literacy, including Microsoft Office.
• Clear communication skills and practical problem‑solving ability.
• A valid driver’s license is required.

Benefits

• 401(k)
• 401(k) matching
• Dental insurance
• Health insurance
• Paid time off

Workplace compliance

Must be able to meet drug-free workplace requirements.