Build Tomorrow’s Power Systems as an Electromechanical Switchgear Assembly TechnicianYour schedule and rewardsWeekday Shift: Monday–Thursday, 6:00am–4:30pmWeekend Shift: Friday–Sunday, 6:00am–6:30pmWeekly pay and full benefits starting day oneA day in your roleYou arrive for a quick safety huddle, review your work instructions and blueprints, and set up your tools. Through the day, you assemble precision components into complete switchgear units, verify torque specs, and document your work in our systems. When a discrepancy appears, you troubleshoot and repair it, ensuring every unit meets exacting standards before it leaves your area. You keep your station orderly, collaborate with teammates nearby, and contribute ideas to improve quality and efficiency.What you’ll doAssemble low- and medium-voltage switchgear according to blueprints, drawings, and standard work instructionsIdentify, repair, and document discrepanciesChampion safety and actively participate in safety meetingsProtect product quality by following standard work and flagging risksMaintain a clean, organized workspaceSupport additional production tasks as neededWhat helps you succeedHigh school diploma (or equivalent)0–3 years of experience in a manufacturing or production environmentExperience with switchgear is a plusComfort reading a tape measure and converting fractions/decimals and metric/imperial valuesHands-on knowledge of tools and machines—their use, care, and basic maintenanceBasic familiarity with MES (Manufacturing Execution System)Safety training certifications are an advantageComfort communicating in English (written and verbal)How you workOpen to feedback and focused on delivering on-time resultsSelf-starter who can prioritize multiple tasksContinuously improves processes and challenges the status quoAdapts quickly to new ideas, technology, and product changesCustomer-focused, ethical, and dependableCollaborative across teams and departmentsLearns and follows manufacturing policies and practices to meet ISO requirementsWork environmentSafety-sensitive role in a temperature-controlled manufacturing setting with occasional outdoor tasksUse of PPE required: safety shoes, hard hats or bump caps, safety glasses, hearing protection, safety harnesses as needed; respirators when requiredWork from various ladders and elevated platformsWork at heights typically up to 20 feet using proper lift and fall-protection equipmentPhysical demandsBalance and agility while walking, standing, crouching, and climbing stairs or step laddersFrequent bending and reachingContinuous standing and walkingFrequent use of upper extremities, including overhead and full-extension workLift up to 50 lbsRegular use of hand and power toolsNot eligible for relocation or sponsorship.About PowellFor more than 70 years, Powell’s people have turned challenging ideas into practical power solutions. We value a can-do mindset, career growth without sacrificing work–life balance, and promoting from within.Compliance and equal opportunitySuccessful candidates must have a legal authorization to work in the United States on a full-time basis, with only those candidates selected for interview contacted.We are an Affirmative Action and Equal Opportunity Employer/Vet/DisabilityIf you need an accommodation in the hiring process, you may contact 713.378.2685. Application status inquiries will not be accepted in this manner.Your proficiencyMechanical assemblyBlueprint reading