Control Panel Technician

Job Purpose:

The Control Panel Technician is responsible for the wiring and final assembly of control panels, including panel layout, part assembly, testing, and wiring.

Job Duties and Responsibilities:

• Wire and assemble control panels quickly and accurately while following schematics and meeting quality standards
• Operate hand and power tools necessary for wiring, assembly and related activities
• Maintain a clean and safe work environment
• Review work to ensure accuracy of wiring, assembly and build quality
• May require the operation of forklift
• Crate completed panels for shipment
• Infrequent travel may be required to make panel changes or to assist with system commissioning

Knowledge and Skill Requirements:

• Education in electrical field or the controls industry field (experience in related field may be substituted for formal education)
• Good work ethic
• Computer skills and ability to read electrical drawings
• Technical aptitude
• Ability to work with tools
• Willingness to learn

Preferred Qualifications:

• Associates degree or certificate in electrical, controls or related technical program required
• Experience in a related field may be substituted for formal education if the experience is specifically relevant to the position

Preferred Characteristics:

• Ability to build effective relationships that are focused on integrity and trust
• An attitude of dedication to achieve professional success
• A focus on serving internal and external customers with respect, understanding, and empathy
• Ability and willingness to recognize the intrinsic value of every person
• Drive and curiosity to explore new technology and innovation for continued growth and improvement

Physical Abilities/Work Environment:

Includes but is not limited to the following:

• Stooping, standing, lifting, gripping & finger mobility
• Occasionally exerting up to 20-50 pounds of force
• Regular use of power drills and/or operate machine, and ability to inspect small parts,
• Potential exposure to noise and hazards such as moving mechanical parts and electrical current