About the role

Wiring Technician Panelmatic Inc. is seeking a dedicated and skilled Wiring Technician. The Wiring Technician will drill holes to run new wires, install low-voltage wiring through new constructions, assemble and install control panels and switches, and test all systems to ensure safe and full functionality.
Job Duties:
  • Reference shop prints to determine where each piece of equipment is to be installed and meet the requirements on National Electrical Code
  • Installs wire ways, conduits and cable trays, and ground electrical equipment to adhere to customer specification and/or NEC code
  • Properly install gear, SWGR, VFDs, ATS, DCS systems, transformers, DC chargers, PLC cabinets, etc. per engineered drawings
  • Bend conduit, and work with both EMT and RMCPerform electrical wiring, anchoring, tie-wrapping, routing, flagging, wire tagging, crimping & wire/cable stripping
  • Assemble and install electrical components such as sub-panels, according to engineered drawings
Connects electrical wiring between components according to the wiring prints, schematics, and single-line drawings using electrician's hand tools such as screwdrivers, strippers, crimpers, etc. Crimps appropriate size and type of lugs to wire ends by using a hand crimping device Installs electrical wiring, lugs, and assembles/installs components such as switches, lights, air conditioners, bundle holders, clips and other apparatus in a frame, panel, or other structural support according to design specifications Lays out, routes, and ties wire to panels by using wiring bundles, bundle holders, duct, and wire way and other protectors with hand tools Measures and cuts wire to accurate length by routing tape measure over wiring path and adding additional length for future connections Positions, aligns, and adjusts wires and electrical parts to facilitate wiring and assembly of the product. Attach wire and device labels as shown on prints Levels and plumbs components and conduit by using tape measures and torpedo levels to ensure functionality and appearance Drills, taps, reams, countersinks, and spot-faces bolt holes in parts, using drill presses and portable power drills Notify the lead person or Inspector when product is ready for inspection Maintains a clean and safe work area each day and returns tools to their proper locations Performs customer site work as needed

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