Senior Panel Builder: Electrical Control Panels & Testing

at; Adelaide; On-site; AUD 85,000 - 115,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Overtime opportunities

One workshop location

Technical training and support

Career growth

Job summary

ComAp Australia in Adelaide is seeking a hands-on Senior Panel Builder to build and wire electrical control panels to Australian Standards, working from schematics and drawings. The role is focused on quality builds and technical autonomy, with no people management.

You will independently test panels, perform commissioning checks, diagnose faults and document your work. A SA electrical licence is mandatory, and you will collaborate with project managers, engineers and technicians to keep builds

Qualifications

• 5+ years building and independently testing electrical control panels.
• Reads and interprets schematics and wiring diagrams to Australian Standards.
• Holding a current SA electrical licence is mandatory.
• Solid grounding in Australian Standards for panel construction.
• Good PC skills and Microsoft Office experience.

Responsibilities

• Build and wire electrical control panels to Australian Standards from schematics and drawings.
• Independently test panels, including functional testing and fault diagnosis.
• Own the quality of builds and maintain documentation.
• Provide technical guidance in the workshop and assist peers.
• Coordinate with project managers, engineers and technicians to stay on track.

Skills

Panel building

Electrical testing

Schematic reading

AutoCAD Electrical

EPLAN

Quality assurance

Education

South Australian electrical licence (mandatory)

Tools

AutoCAD Electrical

EPLAN

MS Office

Job description

ComAp Australia in Adelaide is seeking a hands-on Senior Panel Builder to build and wire electrical control panels to Australian Standards, working from schematics and drawings. The role is focused on quality builds and technical autonomy, with no people management.

You will independently test panels, perform commissioning checks, diagnose faults and document your work. A SA electrical licence is mandatory, and you will collaborate with project managers, engineers and technicians to keep builds