Fabrication Technician
sunsourceNorthborough (MA)
About the role
Industrial Electrical Panel Builder The Hope Group, A Sun Source Company, is New England's leading provider of fluid power and motion control solutions for original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) and MROs. The Hope Group has over 100,000 square feet of warehousing, fabrication, and administration facilities to complement its manufacturing capacity. We're more than a parts distributor. Our customers rely on us to help identify and solve the efficiency and productivity challenges they face. Perfect opportunity for someone that likes to build industrial electrical panels and perform wiring for skid based systems in a manufacturing environment.
Key Responsibilities:
Mount electrical components on back panels Ability to read electrical ladder diagrams Use hand tools and diagnostic equipment safely and correctly Maintain accurate documentation and job records Follow all safety procedures and company policies Maintain a clean and organized work area
Required Qualifications:
High school diploma or GEDBasic mechanical aptitude (hands-on experience preferred but not required)Willingness to learn and follow instructions Ability to work in industrial environments Ability to lift up to 50 lbs and perform physical tasks Preferred (Not Required):Trade school, vocational training, or mechanical coursework Experience with control systems Familiarity with hand and power tools Previous work in a panel shop Benefits (if applicable):Health, dental, and vision insurance Paid time off and holidays Company uniforms
Work Environment: Work is performed in a typical industrial manufacturing environment.
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