Electrical Panel Builder

Torrey Holistics; Bedford (OH); On-site; USD 32,000 - 39,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

401(k)

401(k) matching

Dental insurance

Health insurance

Paid time off

Job summary

Torrey Holistics is seeking an Industrial Control Panel Wiring Specialist to join our manufacturing team in Ohio. You will review JIC and IEC schematics, layout components, and build custom control panels from the ground up, ensuring clean terminations and proper routing of cables through trays and conduit.

You will verify I/O, run checks with a multimeter, and document results to stay on schedule. The ideal candidate has hands-on electrical panel building or industrial wiring experience, 5+

Qualifications

• Hands-on electrical panel building or industrial wiring experience required.
• Read and interpret JIC/IEC schematics for precise builds.
• Strong attention to detail with quality-first mindset.

Responsibilities

• Interpret point-to-point wiring diagrams and electrical schematics accurately.
• Lay out components and build custom electrical control panels from the ground up.
• Perform neat, labeled terminations; cut, strip, and crimp to specification.
• Route cables through trays and conduit with excellent workmanship.
• Install and wire devices within relay panels; verify connections.
• Energize, troubleshoot, and resolve wiring issues on control panels.
• Test with multimeter and dielectric test equipment; record results.
• Complete quality checklists and maintain precise build/test documentation.
• Identify, correct, and prevent wiring or assembly defects.
• Maintain a safe, clean work area and communicate build status to leadership.
• Collaborate with production, quality, and project teams to meet delivery goals.

Skills

Panel wiring

JIC/IEC schematics reading

Point-to-point wiring

Multimeter use

Dielectric testing knowledge

Detail-oriented

Communication with teams

Tools

Multimeter

Dielectric testing equipment

Job description

Industrial Control Panel Wiring SpecialistCompensation: $23–$28 per hour, based on experienceHours: Monday–Friday, 7:00 AM–3:30 PMShift: FirstA day in this roleYou start your morning reviewing JIC and IEC schematics, planning your layout for a custom control panel. Tools organized, you execute clean, point‑to‑point terminations—labeling, stripping, crimping, and routing multiconductor cable through trays, conduit, and relay panels. After assembly, you power up the panel, verify I/O, run multimeter checks, and complete dielectric testing as needed. You capture results in quality documentation and huddle with production, quality, and project management to keep builds on schedule.Current openingsLarge equipment assembly wiring: end‑to‑end point‑to‑point wiring on complex industrial machinery.Relay‑panel wiring: precision layout and wiring inside relay and control enclosures.What you will doInterpret point‑to‑point wiring diagrams and electrical schematics accurately.Lay out components and build custom electrical control panels from the ground up.Perform neat, labeled terminations; cut, strip, and crimp to specification.Route single and multi‑conductor cables through trays and conduit with excellent workmanship.Install and wire devices within relay panels; verify placement and connections.Energize, troubleshoot, and resolve wiring issues on control panels and large equipment.Test using a multimeter and applicable dielectric test equipment; record results.Complete quality checklists and maintain precise build and test documentation.Identify, correct, and prevent wiring or assembly defects.Keep a safe, orderly, and clean work area; communicate build status to leadership.Partner with production, quality, and project teams to meet delivery commitments.What you bringHands‑on experience in electrical panel building or industrial wiring (required).Five or more years in custom control‑panel fabrication (preferred).Proficiency with point‑to‑point and panel wiring techniques.Ability to read JIC/IEC schematics and translate them into precise builds.Solid grasp of electrical theory, testing methods, and troubleshooting.Comfort using multimeters; experience with dielectric testing is a plus.High attention to detail and a quality‑first mindset.Basic computer literacy, including Microsoft Office.Clear communication skills and practical problem‑solving ability.A valid driver’s license is required.Benefits401(k)401(k) matchingDental insuranceHealth insurancePaid time offWorkplace complianceMust be able to meet drug-free workplace requirements.