Assembly Technician-2nd

Priority Dispatch Corp.

Georgetown (TX)

On-site

USD 38,000 - 52,000

Full time

14 days+
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Job summary

Priority Dispatch Corp. in Texas is looking for an entry-level technician helper to assist lead technicians in assembling panel boxes, relay racks, and related tasks in the production facility.

You will read schematics, use hand and power tools, and follow procedures to ensure units meet specifications. We value reliability, attention to detail, and effective communication to support a safe, efficient workplace.

Qualifications

  • 1+ years of experience and/or knowledge of electrical theory and/or electrical assembly.
  • Ability to read schematics is required.
  • Attention to detail in assembly and testing tasks.
  • Strong communication skills and teamwork abilities.

Responsibilities

  • Assist lead technician with assembling parts and components to panels, subassemblies or frames.
  • Drill, tab, ream, countersink, and spot-face bolt holes using drill press and power drills.
  • Cut and connect cables and wires to PLC cards, terminal blocks and relays per schematic specs.
  • Label wires and components and install identification labels and tags.
  • Study schematics to diagnose issues and understand unit functionality with supervision.
  • Help with final project stages including labeling, documentation placement, and cleanup.

Skills

Electrical theory & assembly
Schematics reading
Attention to detail
Communication skills

Job description

General Description of Job: This person is responsible for assisting lead technicians & personnel in the manufacturing of panel box units, relay racks and other duties as may be assigned. The technician may be moved from different departments within the production facility as workloads require. The main job is to perform tasks as requested, work alongside and under the direction of lead technicians, and to gain knowledge and the necessary skills to move up to a lead technician. These skills include, but are not limited to, reading and understanding basic drawings/schematics, use of hand and power tools, and following company procedures on the assembly of control panels and relay racks.Duties & Responsibilities to include but not limited to:Assist lead technician with the assigned projects including assembling of parts and components, position, align and fasten units to assembles, subassemblies or frames using hand and power tools.Drill, tab, ream, countersink, and spot-face bolt holes in parts, using drill press and portable power drills.Cut and connect cables and/or wires to PLC cards, terminal blocks, power supplies, relay blocks and other components as directed and according to schematic specifications.Label wires and components as well as install tags and associated labels on the panel boxes. Install company name plates and any identification labels and/or tags including UL labels as directed and according to schematic specifications.Cut and install wire way and covers, tubing and any other items associated with the project as directed by senior technician and according to schematic specificationsMeasure parts to determine tolerances, using measuring instruments such as tape measure, ruler, level, micrometers, and calipers.Aid with inspecting, testing, point to point, adjusting and correcting issues found in testing to ensure units meet specifications, tolerances and customer requirements.Study and learn to read schematics in order to diagnose issues with drawings and functionality of the panels. Study and learn the functionality of components in order to better understand how the unit works with the help of the senior technician or project manager.Assist in the final stages of the project including but not limited to, heat shrinking labels, pictures, placement of documentation, cleanup of the project including sweeping, vacuuming and taking out trash.Other Duties:Help in all areas that may be assigned to you by management. This includes but not limited to departments such as fabrication, layout, tags and labels, wiring and front office.Help to ensure that the shop has been swept and all trash and excess wire has been picked up at the end of each day.Ensuring trash and recyclables have been removed from shop containers and new bags have been placed in containers at the end of each day.Requirements1+ years of experience and/or knowledge of electrical theory and/or electrical assemblyThe ability to read schematics is required.Attentive to detailsProduces high quality workmanshipEfficient, loyal, courteous, respectful, positive attitudeGreat communication skills
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