Control Panel Assembler: Wiring, Assembly & Troubleshooting

Wajax Corporation; Edmonton; On-site; CAD 42,000 - 54,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health benefits

Training & development

Employee discounts

Pension plan

Wellness program

Job summary

Wajax Corporation seeks a mechanically inclined assembler to wire, lay out and install control hardware for panels and equipment. Experience reading electrical/mechanical drawings and strong problem solving are required.

Role involves assembling components, installing hoses, wiring, cleaning, painting, and meeting production schedules. Training is available for those with related experience.

Qualifications

• Minimum 1 year in a similar role or related field.
• Must be mechanically inclined and able to read electrical/mechanical drawings.
• Strong problem solving skills; able to work independently or in a team; overtime when needed.
• Welding knowledge is an asset; basic electrical knowledge.

Responsibilities

• Assembles brackets, mounts, and supports onto power units, gensets or other industrial equipment or components.
• Prepares and installs hoses (pneumatic, hydraulic, etc.).
• Performs cleaning and painting of skids, brackets, mountings, and piping.
• Installs belts, lines, electrical wiring or harnesses and other items as required.
• Performs all jobs neatly, accurately, and in a timely manner to meet production schedules.
• Supports other business activities as required.
• Maintains a strong customer focus; works with internal and external customers.
• Adheres to health and safety policies and procedures.
• Share technical knowledge with coworkers.

Skills

Reading drawings

Problem solving

Mechanical inclination

Teamwork

Independent work

Education

High School Diploma or DEP

Job description

Wajax Corporation seeks a mechanically inclined assembler to wire, lay out and install control hardware for panels and equipment. Experience reading electrical/mechanical drawings and strong problem solving are required.

Role involves assembling components, installing hoses, wiring, cleaning, painting, and meeting production schedules. Training is available for those with related experience.