Panel Wirer

Permanent Futures Limited; Bradford; On-site; GBP 28,000 - 36,000; Full time

Job summary

Permanent Futures Limited in the United Kingdom is expanding its electrical production team and seeks an experienced Panel Wirer. You will build and wire industrial control panels from electrical schematics, install components, route cables and perform testing to ensure quality.

The role requires hands-on panel wiring experience and the ability to read drawings, in a busy manufacturing environment. You will work with electrical engineers and production colleagues to keep projects on schedule.

Qualifications

• Practical experience within panel wiring, control panel building, electrical fitting or a similar electrical manufacturing role.

Responsibilities

• Build and wire industrial electrical control panels to specification from electrical schematics and wiring diagrams.
• Fit and connect components such as PLCs, relays, contactors, breakers and terminals.
• Complete cable routing, termination and labelling to a high standard; test panels for continuity and function.
• Diagnose wiring issues and modify as required; work with engineers and production colleagues to resolve queries.

Skills

Panel wiring

Control panel building

Electrical fitting

Reading schematics

Job description

An established manufacturing business is expanding its electrical production team and is looking for an experienced Panel Wirer to join the operation.

If you're confident working from electrical drawings, enjoy hands-on panel building and take pride in producing tidy, accurate work, this could be a great opportunity to join a busy and growing manufacturing environment.

You’ll be involved in building electrical control panels from the ground up, taking projects from initial assembly and component installation through to completed wiring and testing.

What will you be doing?

• Build and wire industrial electrical control panels to specification.
• Work directly from electrical schematics, wiring diagrams and layout drawings.
• Fit and connect components such as PLCs, relays, contactors, breakers, terminals and variable speed drives.
• Complete cable routing, termination and labelling to a high standard.
• Test completed panels, including continuity and functional checks.
• Diagnose wiring issues and carry out modifications when required.
• Work alongside electrical engineers and production colleagues to resolve technical queries.
• Ensure completed work meets quality, safety and electrical standards.
• Help keep projects moving to agreed production schedules.
• You’ll already have practical experience within panel wiring, control panel building, electrical fitting or a similar electrical manufacturing role.
• Most importantly, you’ll need to be comfortable picking up an electrical schematic and working from it confidently without requiring constant supervision.