Electrical Equipment Assembler (assignments at client sites are required )

Posted 17 days ago

bsf talent recruitmentAuburn Hills (MI)

Electrical and Electronic Equipment Assemblers Relay and Industrial Control Manufacturing

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About the role

Electrical Equipment Assembler Auburn Hills, Michigan, United StatesJob BriefOur client is a leading Industrial Automation Equipment manufacturing company dedicated to providing high-quality automation solutions for industrial and commercial clients. Our commitment to innovation, precision, and employee development sets us apart in the industry. We are seeking an experienced Electrical Equipment Assembler to join our dynamic team. The ideal candidate will be responsible for assembling electrical panels and equipment according to detailed schematic diagrams and engineering and follow electrical schematic diagrams. Assemble electrical panels and distribution enclosures with high precision. Perform detailed wire connections and electrical component functional testing and quality control checks on assembled equipment. Collaborate with internal teams to ensure efficient workflow. Maintain accurate technical documentation and installation records. Adhere to strict safety standards and industry 's degree or above in Electrical Engineering Technology or related field are preferred. Minimum 2 years of experience in electrical equipment assembly. Proficient in reading and interpreting electrical hands-on skills in electrical connection and assembly. Available for client-site assignments lasting 6 months or longer. NETA or NICET certifications are preferred.

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