Electric Panel Builder – Day Shift, Precision PLC Systems

Clemco Industries Corp.; Washington (MO); On-site; USD 30,000 - 47,000; Full time

Job summary

Clemco Industries Corp. builds standard and custom electrical control panels to engineering and customer specifications, reading schematics and assembling circuitry. Work involves using tools, tow motor, overhead crane, and forklifts to complete assemblies with care and precision.

Employees engage in continuous quality improvements and Lean activities, with opportunities to learn through seminars and cross-area assignments while maintaining safety around electrical power panels.

Qualifications

• Good working understanding of electricity and electrical components.
• Must read and apply electrical schematics, mechanical/electrical drawings and ladder diagrams.
• Working knowledge of basic machine tools.
• General knowledge of mechanics.
• Experience operating forklift and overhead crane may be required.
• Attention to detail on minor components; craft skillset.
• Knowledge of PLCs, programming, machinery sequences, HMI, Ethernet/IP, relays, power supplies, 480VAC/240VAC/120VAC/24VDC.
• Demonstrates safety around electrical power panels.

Responsibilities

• Builds and installs electrical and electronic circuitry from detailed drawings and other instructions.
• Reads mechanical and electrical schematics.
• Uses machine tools, hand tools, tow motor, overhead crane and forklifts as needed to accomplish the work.
• May attend seminars or other training to keep skills up to date.
• May work in other areas from time to time as assigned.
• Seeks out and implements continuous quality improvements.
• Actively participates in LEAN activities such as PDCA, A-3, and Root Cause Analysis activities.
• Demonstrates flexibility when asked to take on new things.

Skills

Electrical theory

Electrical schematics

Machine tools

Mechanics

Forklift/overhead crane

Attention to detail

PLCs/HMI/Ethernet/IP

Safety consciousness

Job description

Clemco Industries Corp. builds standard and custom electrical control panels to engineering and customer specifications, reading schematics and assembling circuitry. Work involves using tools, tow motor, overhead crane, and forklifts to complete assemblies with care and precision.

Employees engage in continuous quality improvements and Lean activities, with opportunities to learn through seminars and cross-area assignments while maintaining safety around electrical power panels.