Hands-On Industrial Control Panel Builder

Zohorecruit

Alabama

On-site

USD 42,000 - 70,000

Full time

8 days ago

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Job summary

Design Hire in Madison, United States seeks Electrical Control Panel Builders at multiple experience levels to support the assembly, wiring, and testing of industrial control panels and electrical enclosures. From entry level with strong mechanical aptitude to experienced builders who can own panel fabrication, troubleshooting, testing, and quality, training is available and growth opportunities exist.

Candidates must read schematics, follow wiring diagrams, and maintain a safe, organized shop

Qualifications

High school diploma or equivalent required; electrical, industrial, or technical training is a plus.
0–7+ years of electrical control panel assembly, industrial wiring, electrical assembly, or related experience.
Ability to read electrical schematics and wiring diagrams; training may be provided for entry-level candidates.
Familiarity with industrial controls components such as PLCs, VFDs, relays, breakers, transformers, terminal blocks, and power supplies is preferred.
Ability to stand for extended periods and safely lift and move components up to ~50 pounds.

Responsibilities

Assemble industrial control panels, sub-panels, backplates, and electrical enclosures according to drawings and specifications.
Install and mount components including PLCs, VFDs, relays, terminal blocks, circuit breakers, power supplies, transformers, switches, and related control hardware.
Perform point-to-point wiring, including cutting, stripping, crimping, terminating, labeling, routing, and bundling conductors.
Read and interpret electrical schematics, wiring diagrams, panel layouts, bills of materials, and other production documentation.
Use hand and power tools, crimpers, wire strippers, drills, knockout tools, multimeters, and related panel fabrication equipment.
Inspect completed work for proper component placement, wire sizing, terminations, labeling, and overall workmanship.
Troubleshoot wiring and assembly issues and make corrections prior to final inspection and testing.
Document as-built changes and redline engineering drawings when modifications are required during fabrication.
Maintain an organized, safe, and quality-focused shop environment.
Experienced candidates may assist with panel testing, troubleshooting, quality reviews, and guidance of junior team members.