Electrical Technicians

Seeking Electrical Quality Techs who will be responsible for either assembling, or physically testing and inspecting electromechanical components used for large-scale power distribution products.

$22-$28/hour DOE, 1st and 2nd shifts available

As an Electrical Assembler you will:

• Have experience reading and interpreting assembly blueprints, wiring diagrams, schematics, and receiving verbal instructions on multiple projects.
• Have experience aligning and assembling parts such as; leads, coils, wires, tabs, and terminals into coordinating housings.
• Have experience installing components and parts, such as; circuit breakers, disconnects, starters, contractors, switches, coils, transformers, relays, transistors, and semiconductor circuit on chassis, circuit boards, panels, and other electromechanical component units.
• Have experience routing and attaching wires (of various sizes) and connectors to form circuitry. Connecting assembly to power supply sources, switch panels, or junction boxes. Attaching hardware and sealing assembly.
• Have experience visually examining parts for defects, replacing any defective components and wiring when necessary - reporting any defects.

As a Quality Tester you will:

• Review and interpret engineering drawings and schematics to verify equipment was built to specification and identify any potential design issues that should be addressed prior to initial production of projects.
• Conduct final audits of all quality inspections for multiple projects.
• Have experience receiving initial reports of warranty work and beginning the process of collecting production records to evaluate potential warranty liability from the manufacturing processes of equipment.
• Have experience working on customer sites: participating in investigations of equipment failures and documenting any findings.
• Have experience conducting final inspections and placing UL labels upon success.
• Have advanced experience with Excel, Word, and Quality Management software to document quality readings and issues.
• Have a minimum of an Associate's degree in Engineering or related field, or 6 years of electrical equipment testing experiences.