Electrical Assembly

Posted 8 days ago

arizon companiesSt Louis (MO)

Electrical and Electronic Equipment Assemblers Switchgear and Switchboard Apparatus Manufacturing

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About the role

POSITION SUMMARY: The Electrical employee works throughout the facility. This position supports the goals of the manufacturing departments by providing a diverse array of interrelated responsibilities. The Electrical Technician will work with the Electrical Team to improve and develop our manufacturing quality and efficiency as well as developing train-in-field start-up and service technical abilities.

FUNCTIONS OF THE POSITION: Electrical installation of control panels and related equipment including cables, harnesses, and motors. The electrical assembly involved in, the layout and assembly of electrical systems and sub-systems, and troubleshoots problems that arise on the floor and in the electrical lab. Reads and interprets work orders, line diagrams, and schematics. Communicates appropriate issues with Electrical Team immediately. Ability to work in a multicultural team environment. Electrical conduit experience (EMT, Rigid, liquid-tight) includes routing and bending. Knowledge of NEC. Ability to wire lighting & GFI circuits. Trained in electrical safety procedures. Ability to read basic electrical schematics. UL 508A industrial panel building experience a plus. Experience with PLC or DDC controls system, wiring, and system knowledge a plus. Must be able to bend, twist, push and pull. Must be able to lift to 50 pounds and have reliable transportation is a must. Must have a can-do, positive attitude, and the ability to thrive working in a fast-paced team environment. Must pass a background check and drug test. Other duties assigned by management. EDUCATIONElectrical Degree from Technical College or University.

SKILLS & ABILITIES: 3-5 years of electrical experience. Able to read and interpret schematics and wire lists. Experience in HVAC service is a plus. Must have power panel experience along with troubleshooting and testing systems.

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