Senior Electrical Assembler
m r printingRoselle (IL)
About the role
Job Description: Job Description Senior Electrical Assembler
Position Summary:
The Senior Electrical Assembleris responsible for assembling, wiring, and troubleshooting electrical control systems and panels used in industrial machinery. This role requires interpreting electrical schematics, installing and terminating wiring, and ensuring systems are built according to engineering specifications and safety standards. The position requires strong electrical knowledge, experience with industrial wiring and components, and the ability to diagnose and resolve electrical issues during assembly and machine testing.
Key Responsibilities:
Assemble and wire electrical control panels and machine components according to electrical schematics and engineering drawings Route, strip, crimp, and terminate wiring for motors, sensors, switches, relays, and other electrical devices Perform soldering and electrical terminations using hand tools and electrical assembly equipment Drill and tap panels or machine components to mount electrical hardware and components Install electrical components such as breakers, relays, terminal blocks, PLC components, and power supplies Perform electrical system testing to verify proper operation Troubleshoot electrical systems and components is a plus
Qualifications:
Strong understanding of electrical systems, industrial wiring, and control components Experience with wire stripping, crimping, soldering, and electrical terminations Ability to read and interpret electrical schematics, wiring diagrams, and technical drawings Experience assembling or wiring industrial control panels or machinery Mechanical aptitude and familiarity with electrical hand tools 4-6 years of electrical assembly experience, preferred Previous experience in an industrial manufacturing environment preferred Strong attention to detail, organization, and time management Ability to work both independently and in a team environment We participate in E-Verify. We are an Equal Employment Opportunity Provider.
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