First-Shift Electrical Panel Wire & Assemble Specialist

Aerotek; Providence (RI); On-site; USD 25,000 - 30,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical, dental & vision

401(k) plan

Weekly pay

Life Insurance

Job summary

Aerotek is hiring an Electrical Control Panel Assembler in Providence, RI. The role focuses on assembling and wiring electrical control panels according to detailed drawings and schematics, with emphasis on testing and quality checks to ensure reliable performance.

The position requires hands-on experience with multimeters, hand and power tools, and soldering, and involves mounting components within panels, routing wires, and maintaining safety standards in a production setting.

Qualifications

• Minimum of 2 years in electrical assembly or panel wiring.
• Able to interpret electrical drawings, schematics and blueprints.
• Hands-on experience wiring control panels and testing.
• Proficient with multimeters and electrical measurement for QA.

Responsibilities

• Assemble electrical control panels from drawings and hardware.
• Wire panels per schematics, ensure correct connections and routing.
• Test panels to verify functionality and quality.
• Use multimeter and measurement tools for quality checks and troubleshooting.
• Mount components within panels per layout specifications.
• Perform soldering on circuit boards and components.
• Safely use hand and power tools during assembly.
• Follow electrical drawings with high accuracy.
• Inspect finished panels for safety and quality.

Skills

Electrical assembly

Panel wiring

Soldering

Reading schematics

Multimeter testing

Quality checks

Hand tools

Tools

Crimpers

Soldering iron

Drills

Wire strippers

Job description

Aerotek is hiring an Electrical Control Panel Assembler in Providence, RI. The role focuses on assembling and wiring electrical control panels according to detailed drawings and schematics, with emphasis on testing and quality checks to ensure reliable performance.

The position requires hands-on experience with multimeters, hand and power tools, and soldering, and involves mounting components within panels, routing wires, and maintaining safety standards in a production setting.