Electrical Panel Wiring Specialist

Torrey Holistics; Houston (TX); On-site; USD 42,000 - 64,000; Full time

Job summary

Powell is seeking an Electrical Assembly team member to translate point-to-point diagrams into labeled terminations for MCC, SWGR, and harnesses, and to lay out components on mounting plates. You will work four 10s, Monday–Thursday, 2:30pm–1:00am, in a temperature-controlled shop environment.

You will use crimpers, strippers, torque tools, and calibrating equipment, following ISO standards, with safety meetings and proper PPE required at all times.

Qualifications

• High School Diploma or GED preferred.
• Can read and interpret point-to-point wiring diagrams and blueprints.
• Comfortable using a tape measure for precise layout.
• English communication skills (written and verbal).
• Proven safe use of hand/power tools.
• Can lift up to 50 lbs with proper technique.
• Basic computer skills and calibration knowledge advantageous.
• Ability to read spec sheets and master copy drawings.

Responsibilities

• Turn point-to-point diagrams into accurate, labeled terminations for MCC, SWGR, and harness assemblies.
• Route and bundle wire to Powell standards for quality and serviceability.
• Lay out components; drill and tap mounting holes; install devices on doors and back pans.
• Install nameplates and space heaters per specifications.
• Install and terminate current transformers (CTs).
• Verify circuits using continuity testers.
• Use crimpers, strippers, torqueing tools safely and correctly.
• Maintain a clean, safe workstation and participate in safety meetings.

Skills

Blueprint reading

Safety consciousness

Physical stamina

Team collaboration

Education

High School Diploma or GED

Tools

Crimpers

Strippers

Torque tools

Calibrating tools

Measuring tape

Job description

Do you bring order to complex wiring?Powell builds engineered-to-order switchgear and electrical equipment for the power generation sector. Join our Electrical Assembly team and help transform schematics into dependable, safe systems. This role collaborates with electricians and technicians to meet stringent industry standards. Schedule: Four 10s, Monday–Thursday, 2:30pm–1:00am.What you’ll doTurn point-to-point diagrams into accurate, labeled terminations for MCC, SWGR, and harness assembliesRoute and bundle wire to Powell standards for quality and serviceabilityLay out components; drill and tap mounting holes; install devices on doors and back pansInstall nameplates and space heaters per specificationsInstall and terminate current transformers (CTs)Verify circuits using continuity buzzers/testersUse crimpers, strippers, torqueing, and calibrating tools safely and correctlyComplete in-process inspections to ensure compliance and craftsmanshipKeep your workstation clean and organized; model safe work practices and attend all safety meetingsWhat makes you a great fitHigh School Diploma or GED preferredCan read and interpret point-to-point wiring diagrams and blueprintsComfortable using a tape measure for precise layoutEnglish communication skills (written and verbal)Proven safe use of hand/power toolsCan lift up to 50 lbs with proper techniqueNice to haveBasic computer skillsKnowledge of calibration practicesAbility to read spec sheets and master copy drawingsHow you’ll succeedBring a positive, learning mindset and follow direction from Senior/Lead AssemblersDeliver on commitments; stay focused on goals and deadlinesTake initiative, juggle multiple tasks, and push for resultsChallenge the status quo to find better, faster ways to workAdapt quickly to new technologies, processes, and product changesKeep the customer at the center—today’s satisfaction drives tomorrow’s growthDemonstrate integrity and sound judgmentBe meticulous, accurate, and reliable in every taskPartner well within your team and across departmentsFollow manufacturing policies and practices to meet ISO standardsWhere you’ll workTemperature-controlled manufacturing/industrial environment with occasional outdoor activitiesSafety-sensitive role requiring PPE at all times (hard hat, safety glasses, hearing protection, harness as needed); respirators when requiredWork from step, A-frame, and extension ladders, plus scaffoldingOperate at heights up to 30 feet using approved lift equipmentPhysical capabilitiesMaintain balance and agility while walking, standing, crouching, and climbing/descending stairsFrequent bending at waist/knees; repetitive reaching with arms/handsExtended standing and walking 50–300 feet with occasional sittingClimb stairs frequently during the shiftFrequent overhead work and tasks with arms fully extendedApply/exert up to 50 lbs of force continuously with upper extremitiesFrequent, prolonged use of tin snips, hammers, and power tools (including some vibrating tools)