Electrical Panel Technician – Hydrogen & Industrial Systems

HyperCellX; Colorado Springs (CO); On-site; USD 30,000 - 44,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical insurance

Dental insurance

HSA availability

401(k) with employer match

Paid time off

Paid holidays

Job summary

HyperCellX in Colorado Springs is seeking an electrical assembler to assemble control panels, wiring and instrumentation for hydrogen and industrial equipment. You will build from electrical drawings, check your work and support equipment testing with engineering and manufacturing.

Candidates must read schematics, identify components and terminate cables, with a strong emphasis on safe electrical practices.

Qualifications

• Experience with control-panel assembly, electrical wiring or industrial equipment assembly.
• Ability to read electrical schematics, wiring diagrams and assembly instructions.
• Ability to identify components, route cables, make sound terminations and inspect assembly workmanship.
• Understanding of safe electrical work practices, isolation and supervised testing.

Responsibilities

• Mount panel components and install terminals, wiring and cable routing from electrical drawings and bills of material.
• Wire and label sensors, instrumentation and equipment connections.
• Inspect workmanship and record checks; report drawing, component or wiring discrepancies.
• Support continuity and assembly tests with appropriate supervision, isolation and safe procedures.
• Help electrical and PLC engineers check I/O and troubleshoot connections without bypassing safety interlocks.
• Record wiring changes for as-built documentation and keep tools and work areas organized.

Skills

Panel assembly

Schematic reading

Cable termination

Safety compliance

Job description

HyperCellX in Colorado Springs is seeking an electrical assembler to assemble control panels, wiring and instrumentation for hydrogen and industrial equipment. You will build from electrical drawings, check your work and support equipment testing with engineering and manufacturing.

Candidates must read schematics, identify components and terminate cables, with a strong emphasis on safe electrical practices.