2nd Shift Electrical Assembler: Grow with a Global Leader

Komatsu America Corp.; Peoria, Northern (IL, KY); Hybrid; USD 42,000 - 64,000; Full time

Job summary

Komatsu America Corp. in Peoria, IL, seeks an Electrical Technician to assemble, install, or service electrical components on off-road mining equipment. You will work from technical schematics with minimal instruction after training.

The role requires 3–5 years of electrical/electronic assembly experience, hands-on wiring knowhow, and proficiency with schematics and ohmmeters. You will participate in safety-focused inspections and may assist with training others.

Qualifications

• Background in electrical/electronic theory and 3–5 years electrical/electronic assembly experience.
• Experience using schematics and blueprints for troubleshooting and repair of electronics.
• Experience in electrical wiring in automotive/truck, aircraft, marine, or agricultural implement industries.
• Expertise in the use of an ohmmeter.
• Must pass appropriate test.
• Physical required for DOL medium duty work with drug testing.

Responsibilities

• Perform electrical assembly functions including fabrication of electrical cable and harness structures.
• Conduct electrical tests and troubleshoot with or without supervision.
• May perform mechanical assembly under supervision (excluding hydraulic systems).
• Operate stud welder when safety allows.
• Utilize information systems as needed to perform duties.
• Execute final inspection and proper documentation of work.
• Work on pilot models and layouts according to prints and verbal instructions.
• Collaborate closely with Engineering Department.
• Follow prints, routings and procedures with minimal supervision.
• Ensure quality and safety of own work with appropriate PPE.
• Train others as directed.

Skills

Electrical theory

Troubleshooting schematics

Wiring experience

Ohmmeter use

Blueprint interpretation

Job description

Komatsu America Corp. in Peoria, IL, seeks an Electrical Technician to assemble, install, or service electrical components on off-road mining equipment. You will work from technical schematics with minimal instruction after training.

The role requires 3–5 years of electrical/electronic assembly experience, hands-on wiring knowhow, and proficiency with schematics and ohmmeters. You will participate in safety-focused inspections and may assist with training others.