Control Panel Builder Electromechanical Assembler

What is the Role: This is a hybrid role that will be integral to our manufacturing process at our Bangor Pa facility. This position will have responsibilities that overlap Control Panel and Mechanical Assembly departments.

In This Role You Will:

• Assemble electrical or electronic systems and support structures. Position align and install subassemblies wiring and components such as transformers inverters PLCs and relays on enclosures and sub panes according to layout and wiring diagrams.
  
• Drill and tap crimp stake screw bolt rivet solder press fit stud weld or perform similar operations to join or secure parts mount control units and provide openings for elements wiring and instruments using hand tools power tools machines and equipment.
  
• Route secure interconnect and terminate wiring of equipment mounted devices to control and remote enclosures.
  
• Inspect and test electrical systems and continuity of circuits in wiring installations.
  
• Adjust repair or replace electrical components to correct defects.
  
• Use testing devices such as ohmmeters voltmeters and oscilloscopes to ensure proper equipment operation.
  
• Provide troubleshooting assistance and perform electrical repairs as necessary.
  
• Participate in Mechanical Assembly department tasks as required.
  
• Maintain accurate records of labor hours and materials used.
  
• Assist engineering with the determination of type and sizing of appropriate raceways and/or cable carrying systems.
  
• Assist engineering by making recommendations for design considerations as it pertains to equipment configuration.
  
• Maintain floor stock requirements and submit purchase requisitions for materials that are required.
  
• Provide feedback to engineering departments by documenting changes to drawings/schematics.
  
• Perform all other duties and tasks as assigned.
  

What You Bring:

• Entry Level/Apprentice electrical technician background with formal military or civilian electronics training. (I.e. Coursework in Electrical Communications Weapons Systems Electromechanical Technology or Electrical Technology)
  
• Minimum 24 years experience in the electrical field in a custom and/or original equipment manufacturing environment.
  
• Ability to read and interpret drawings and electrical schematics.
  
• Must possess a strong electrical and mechanical skill set.
  
• Ability to use basic hand tools such as wire strippers crimpers drills taps screwdrivers hammers etc.
  
• Must be willing to bring your own basic hand tools.
  
• Must have subpanel and enclosure layout skills.
  
• Working knowledge ofVAC as well as 24VDC control systems.
  
• Working knowledge of NEC and UL 508a wiring practices .
  
• Good communication skills.
  
• Must possess strong attention to detail and a desire to produce quality work.
  
• A selfpropelled attitude that embraces responsibility.
  
• Working exposure to motors sensors and switches routinely used on automated equipment.
  

• Willingness to respond/react to changing and competing demands and workflows.
  
• Willingness to perform labor intensive tasks such as lifting heavy objects (up to 75lbs occasionally) climbing ladders and working on equipment.
  
• Working competency with computers tablets and mobile devices.
  
• Openness to travel to customer sites and/or alternate company locations (Less than 10% of the time.)
  
• High school diploma or equivalent.
  

What Else Would Be Helpful:

• PLC knowledge programming and troubleshooting knowledge a plus.
  
• Understanding of AC/DC motor controls a plus.
  
• Light Fabrication background.
  
• Industrial Maintenance experience.
  
• Experience with pneumatic systems.
  
• Veterans strongly encouraged to apply.
  

What s In It for You:

• Competitive Paid Time Off program (Up to 15 days in your first year!)
  
• Eight (8) company holidays and one (1) personal floating holiday
  
• Health Vision and Dental benefits
  
• Company paid short term disability and life insurance
  
• Voluntary Life Insurance for Employee and Spouse and voluntary LongTerm Disability
  
• 401k Matching Program
  
• Opportunity to gain exposure to many different manufacturing activities/processes (Mechanical & Electrical Engineering Fabrication Weld Machine Assembly and Panel Shops all in one facility!)