Electrical Control Panel Builder & Field Wiring Pro

Texwrap Packaging Systems LLC; Washington (MO); On-site; USD 42,000 - 59,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical/dental/vision benefits

Life insurance

Retirement plan with company match

Wellness program

Paid time off

Job summary

Texwrap is seeking an Electrical Assembly Technician to build control panels, install field wiring, and troubleshoot automated packaging line equipment. You will contribute to a rapidly growing company in a thriving industry and participate in hands-on electrical work.

Responsibilities include reading electrical drawings, wiring low/high voltage systems, terminating panels, installing sensors, and resolving electrical issues.

Qualifications

• Ability to read electrical drawings and understand electrical principles.
• Must follow safe practices when handling electricity.
• Build electrical control panels from engineering drawings and wire connections.

Responsibilities

• Read electrical drawings and ensure safe electrical practices.
• Build electrical control panels and understand dimensions and schemes.
• Terminate low/high voltage wires to panels/junction boxes.
• Install field wiring including sensors, cameras, and readers.
• Troubleshoot electrical systems using appropriate tools.
• Redline drawings and document issues for corrections.
• Attend daily and perform additional duties as directed by management.
• Assist in mechanical assembly as needed.

Skills

Electrical drawings

Safety practices

Electrical panel wiring

AC motors & PLC I/O wiring

Tools

Electrical engineering drawings

Field wiring installation

Job description

Texwrap is seeking an Electrical Assembly Technician to build control panels, install field wiring, and troubleshoot automated packaging line equipment. You will contribute to a rapidly growing company in a thriving industry and participate in hands-on electrical work.

Responsibilities include reading electrical drawings, wiring low/high voltage systems, terminating panels, installing sensors, and resolving electrical issues.