Wire Technician II

Trimax LLC; Brea (CA); On-site; USD 54,000 - 72,000; Full time

Job summary

Trimax LLC in California is seeking a Wiring Technician II to assemble, wire, and test electrical control panels. You will follow blueprints, interpret schematics, and ensure proper grounding and cable management.

The role emphasizes safety, attention to detail, and the ability to troubleshoot panel wiring. 2–5 years experience preferred; degree not required, with certifications welcomed.

Qualifications

• Experience: 2–5 years in electrical control panel assembly.
• Degree: Not required
• Certifications in electrical engineering or related fields preferred.
• Abilities: Read and interpret complex electrical schematics.
• Proficient with hand tools, multimeters, and testing equipment.

Responsibilities

• Independently wire and assemble electrical control panels.
• Interpret schematics and specifications for proper installation.
• Ensure panels are installed with proper grounding and cable management.
• Follow safety regulations and use PPE.
• Prepare layouts and assist senior wiremen.
• Test panel functionality and troubleshoot faults.
• Organize tools and maintain work area.
• Maintain quality standards.

Skills

Electrical wiring

Schematic interpretation

Panel assembly

Troubleshooting

Safety compliance

Tools

Multimeter

Electrical hand tools

Testing equipment

Job description

SUMMARY OF POSITION

Trimax designs and implements complete process control systems for multiple industries including mission-critical applications. Trimax operates a fully-certified UL 508a (Industrial Control Panels) and UL695a and 698b (Hazardous Locations) panel fabrication shop. We are seeking the right individual to join our Production team as a Wiring Technician. A Wiring Technician II is a skilled professional responsible for installing, maintaining and repairing complex electrical control panels. The ideal candidate has a strong attention to detail, troubleshooting skills, and a safety-conscious mindset.

OBJECTIVES OF THIS ROLE

The primary objectives of a Wiring Technician II are to assemble, wire, and test electrical control panels according to blueprints and specifications, ensuring compliance with safety standards and industry best practices.Typically possessing a higher level of experience compared to a Wiring Technician I, potentially taking on more complex projects and mentoring junior technicians.

POSITION RESPONSIBILITIES

• Independently wire and assemble electrical control panels, including wiring components such as contactors, relays, PLCs, and circuit breakers.
• Interpret and review electrical schematics, drawings, and specifications to ensure proper installation.
• Install electrical control panels into enclosures, ensuring proper grounding, insulation, and cable management.
• Ensure the mandatory use of all required safety equipment before starting work.
• Work with electrical tools and hand tools.
• Assist in the preparation and layout of electrical control panels.
• Cut, strip, and terminate electrical wires according to electrical schematics.
• Support senior wiremen with panel assembly and wiring tasks.
• Follow wiring diagrams, manuals, and other specifications to ensure proper setup.
• Ensure all work complies with safety regulations and quality standards.
• Organize and maintain tools, equipment, and materials in the work area.
• Perform basic tests to verify the functionality of electrical systems in the panels.
• Consistently observe and incorporate all relevant safety best practices.

EDUCATION, CERTIFICATION, SKILLS AND/OR ABILITIES REQUIRED

Experience: 2–5 years of experience in electrical control panel assembly, including wiring and installation.

Degree: Not Required

Certification(s): Additional certifications or technical qualifications in electrical engineering or related fields preferred.

Abilities: In-depth knowledge of electrical wiring and control systems. Strong ability to read and interpret complex electrical schematics. Proficiency with electrical hand tools, multimeters, and testing equipment. Experienced in panel wiring, assembly, and installation. Good communication and team collaboration skills. Must be able to troubleshoot electrical control systems and resolve wiring faults.

SPECIAL NOTES ON POSITION

Must be able to sit, stand, bend, reach, and lift up to 50 lbs.