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David Careers

OEM Sr. Industrial Controls Electrician/Technician

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key technical solutionsWaukesha (WI)
Electrical and Electronic Engineering Technologists and TechniciansRelay and Industrial Control Manufacturing

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About the role

Oem Senior Industrial Controls Electrician/Technician Our manufacturing client in Waukesha, WI is looking for a OEM Senior Industrial Controls Electrician/Technician with a "if you build it right, they will come" mentality and standards that won't be compromised. The right candidate is known for quality, consistency and excellence. This individual is an extraordinarily conscientious person who continuously "does the right thing, because it is the right thing to do" and has a tough-minded approach to all work assignments. This role is for a technically astute individual with a no-nonsense work ethic looking for the long-term. The successful candidate will enjoy the variety, challenges, and fast pace of working for an industry leader that designs and builds custom OEM automation systems.7:00 am-3:30 pm; Monday-FridayUp to 5% Travel: Minimal-Local/Regional, and possible International Eligible for overtime pay and Full-Time/On-SiteSubmit Salary Requirements Competitive Benefit Package and opportunities for personal and professional growth. As a key member of the OEM Machine Building Team, the Senior Industrial Controls Electrician/Technician will work efficiently as a team player or independently while being quality conscious and adhering to safety guidelines and established company procedures. Duties will include interpretation of electrical, pneumatic, hydraulic, and mechanical drawings and schematics as well as installation of wiring/piping and mechanical assembly of machine components.
Responsibilities Include: (but are not limited to):Wiring of custom industrial control panels and enclosures. Installation and wiring of industrial control components on automated assembly equipment. Examples include: motors and motor controls, robotics, various sensors, pneumatic and hydraulic valves, ancillary equipment interface wiring, HMI and pushbutton panels and enclosures, Ethernet and other industrial communication networks. Assist with startup and debug equipment on the production floor and at a customer's site. Occasional on-site service. Consistently meet project deadlines and quality expectations. Be dependable, highly attentive to detail and able to work as part of a team and independently.
Experience Required:
  • Minimum of five plus (5+) years wiring industrial control panels and automation equipment.
  • Must have OEM experience
  • Ability to read and understand electrical, pneumatic and hydraulic schematics.
  • Understanding of Safety Equipment & Circuits.
  • Ability to generate wire labels on a PC and be familiar with Microsoft Office.
  • Wiring of Robotic systems.
  • Thorough understanding of National Electric Code and NFPA 79.Trained in Arc Flash Safety, NFPA 70EExperience Desired (But NOT Required):Ability to use AutoCAD Electrical.
  • UL 508 panel wiring.
  • Ability to understand and modify PLC, HMI, and robot programs.
  • Piping of pneumatic and hydraulic systems.
Education: Formal training in wiring techniques and codes used in industrial environments and a High School Diploma or equivalent.

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