Temporary Power Systems Assembly Technician

Ericson Manufacturing; Willoughby (OH); In loco; USD 25.000 - 39.000; Tempo pieno

Descrizione del lavoro

Ericson Manufacturing Company designs and manufactures temporary power, lighting, and electrical safety equipment for commercial and industrial construction. This hands-on role focuses on electro-mechanical production assembly, wiring components, and testing finished products to meet NEC standards.

You will work with hand/power tools, read schematics, and troubleshoot to ensure quality and safety. We are a family-operated company established in 1918, dedicated to safeguarding jobsites with

Competenze

• High school diploma or GED plus related assembly experience.
• Ability to read electrical/mechanical blueprints and instructions.
• Experience with panel wiring and conduit installation.
• Capable of following written and verbal work orders precisely.
• Shop math skills and safe, accurate use of tools.

Mansioni

• Install components, subassemblies, and wiring to NEC standards.
• Troubleshoot defects by repairing or replacing electrical parts.
• Use hand/power tools and test equipment to complete tasks.
• Drill, tap, and punch mounting holes; align parts for wiring.
• Interpret diagrams and reports to plan materials and steps.
• Enter labor time and quantities into ERP system.

Conoscenze

Read schematics

Blueprint literacy

Shop math

Hand tools

Power tools

Conduit installation

Electrical aptitude

Troubleshooting

Formazione

High school diploma or GED

Strumenti

Multimeters

PDUs and switchgear

Pallet jacks

Overhead cranes

Forklifts

Descrizione del lavoro

Do these sound like you?Enjoy turning wiring diagrams into reliable, field-ready assemblies that meet NEC requirements?Comfortable working with single- and three-phase systems across 120/208/240/480 V?Skilled with hand/power tools, test equipment, and precise layout work (drill, tap, punch)?Like starting early and getting a full week’s work done in four days—with overtime opportunities on many Fridays?The roleYou will perform electro-mechanical production assembly to build components and finished products used in temporary power and safety applications. This is hands-on work where quality, accuracy, and safety matter every step of the way.Where you’ll workEricson Manufacturing Company designs and manufactures temporary power, lighting, and electrical safety equipment for commercial/industrial construction, facility maintenance, and more. We’re a family-owned company (since 1918) with a mission to safeguard jobsites through high-quality, innovative, Made-in-USA solutions that last.ScheduleStandard: 6:00 AM – 4:30 PM, Monday–Thursday (four 10-hour days)Overtime: based on customer demand and production needs, including many FridaysOther options (M–TH): 4:00 AM – 2:30 PM; 5:00 AM – 3:30 PM; 7:00 AM – 5:30 PMWhat you’ll be building and howInstall components, subassemblies, and wiring to NEC standards.Troubleshoot and correct defects by adjusting, repairing, or replacing electrical parts to meet specifications.Use hand/power tools, assembly equipment, and test instruments to complete tasks efficiently.Align and adjust parts and workpieces to streamline assembly and wiring.Operate equipment safely at all times.Interpret schematics, diagrams, blueprints, specifications, work orders, and reports to plan materials and steps.Share know-how by explaining assembly procedures and techniques to coworkers.Drill, tap, and punch mounting and access holes for components, wiring, and instruments.Inspect and test wiring installations and assemblies to verify conformance.Use production job schedules and coordinate with supervisors/leads to set daily priorities.Enter production data—labor time and quantities—into the ERP system.Alert your supervisor/lead to any equipment malfunctions.Keep equipment, machinery, and workstations clean and maintained every day.Must-havesHigh school diploma or equivalent plus two years of related assembly experience, including panel wiring and conduit installation.Proven ability to read and understand electrical/mechanical blueprints, instructions, parts lists, and verbal notes to assemble, wire, and install a wide range of components.Track record of applying experience and solid assembly techniques to follow detailed written and oral instructions.Ability to work with limited supervision building units of moderate complexity.Technical strengthsElectrical schematicsMechanical troubleshootingSingle-/three-phase power120/208/240/480 V systemsElectrical/electronic systemsTape measure proficiencyIndustrial electrical backgroundMechanical assembly skillsEquipment installation and wiringHigh School / GEDClear, professional communicationShop mathBlueprint literacyTools and equipment you’ll handlePDUs and switchgearMultimetersPallet jacksPower toolsOverhead cranesForkliftsIf building rugged, reliable temporary power products sounds rewarding, we’d love to hear from you.