Electrical Lead Level II

What You'll Do: Lead daily electrical assembly, panel shop operations, functional testing, and fan balancing activities for custom-engineered HVAC equipment. Assign work, balance labor, and coordinate workflow to meet production schedules and customer delivery commitments. Provide day-to-day leadership, coaching, and accountability while developing the skills of electrical assemblers and technicians. Read and interpret electrical schematics, wiring diagrams, engineering drawings, and panel layouts to ensure accurate assembly and installation. Troubleshoot electrical systems, control circuits, motors, sensors, relays, actuators, and panel wiring to resolve production and testing issues. Support equipment startup, functional testing, and system validation while driving root cause analysis and corrective actions. Partner with Engineering, Manufacturing, and Quality to resolve technical issues, improve production flow, and reduce rework. Promote a strong safety culture by enforcing electrical safety practices, maintaining organized work areas, and supporting continuous improvement initiatives.

What We're Looking For: (Must-Have Skills, Experience, and Education)5+ years of hands-on electrical experience in a manufacturing or industrial environment. Previous leadership experience as a Leadman, Team Lead, Senior Technician, Production Lead, or Supervisor. Strong ability to read and interpret electrical schematics, wiring diagrams, and engineering drawings. Experience with electrical assembly, panel building, electrical troubleshooting, startup, testing, and system validation. Working knowledge of NEC requirements and industrial electrical standards. Proven ability to assign work, coordinate production flow, troubleshoot electrical issues, and drive root cause resolution. Strong communication, leadership, and coaching skills with the ability to develop team members while maintaining production goals. Experience with engineered-to-order manufacturing, industrial controls, HVAC equipment, PLC troubleshooting, or Lean Manufacturing is a plus. Military Backgrounds That Translate Well Navy Electrician's Mate (EM) Navy Nuclear Electrician's Mate (EMN) Navy Interior Communications Electrician (IC) Navy Aviation Electrician's Mate (AE) Army Power Generation Specialist (91D) Air Force Electrical Systems Specialist Air Force Avionics or Electrical Technician Marine Corps Utilities Technician Military electrical technicians with experience leading teams, troubleshooting electrical systems, interpreting schematics, and supporting equipment startup and testing.

Why Join Us? Competitive hourly pay with overtime opportunities. Quarterly attendance bonus. Profit sharing and 401(k) with company match. Comprehensive Medical, Dental, and Vision coverage. Paid holidays plus floating holidays. Company-provided uniforms. Opportunity to lead a skilled electrical team building highly engineered custom equipment. Long-term advancement opportunities within a growing custom manufacturing organization where strong leaders can make an immediate impact.