Field Electrical Installer: Industrial Controls & Automation
Cache Valley Electric
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Job summary
Cache Valley Electric seeks an Onsite Electrical Installer to support the installation of industrial control panels and automation systems at customer and project locations. The role focuses on control wiring and low-voltage systems, typically 50VDC and below, with opportunities to work with instrumentation and automation equipment.
The ideal candidate will be skilled in reading electrical diagrams, terminating small-gauge wire, and using standard hand tools while traveling to customer sites as
Qualifications
- Experience with low-voltage electrical systems and controls preferred.
- Ability to read basic electrical drawings and wiring diagrams.
- Experience terminating small-gauge wire preferred.
- Comfortable with electrical hand tools and basic test equipment.
- Strong troubleshooting ability and mechanical aptitude.
Responsibilities
- Install industrial control panels and associated equipment at project sites.
- Perform low-voltage control wiring (50VDC and below).
- Route, terminate, label, and organize control wiring.
- Install sensors, switches, instrumentation, and related devices.
- Read schematics, wiring diagrams, and installation docs.
- Make field connections between control panels and equipment.
- Assist with panel startup, testing, and commissioning.
- Verify installations against drawings and project requirements.
- Identify field discrepancies and communicate issues to leadership.
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Job description
Cache Valley Electric seeks an Onsite Electrical Installer to support the installation of industrial control panels and automation systems at customer and project locations. The role focuses on control wiring and low-voltage systems, typically 50VDC and below, with opportunities to work with instrumentation and automation equipment.
The ideal candidate will be skilled in reading electrical diagrams, terminating small-gauge wire, and using standard hand tools while traveling to customer sites as
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