Electrical Assembler

Job Description Lectro Engineering is seeking an experienced *Electrical Assembler* to build and wire custom industrial equipment. This position requires someone who can read electrical schematics, wire control panels and machines, troubleshoot electrical issues, and safely work with *single-phase and three-phase electrical systems*. The ideal candidate has hands-on industrial electrical experience and can take an electrical schematic or wiring diagram and complete machine wiring with minimal supervision. Responsibilities * Read and understand electrical schematics, wiring diagrams, and panel layouts * Wire custom industrial machinery and control panels * Install and wire motors, including *three-phase motors* * Wire motor starters, contactors, overloads, relays, transformers, disconnects, and circuit protection * Install and wire sensors, switches, solenoids, pushbuttons, indicator lights, and other machine components * Route, terminate, label, and organize machine wiring * Build and wire electrical control panels * Install conduit, wireway, cable tray, and flexible conduit as required * Make proper wire terminations using terminals, ferrules, connectors, and crimping tools * Use multimeters and other electrical test equipment * Verify voltage and electrical connections before equipment startup * Troubleshoot wiring and electrical problems during assembly and machine testing * Troubleshoot *120 VAC, 208/240 VAC, 480 VAC, and 24 VDC control circuits* when applicable * Check three-phase motor rotation and correct phasing when necessary * Assist with equipment testing and machine runoff * Work with engineering and mechanical assembly personnel to resolve problems * Maintain safe and organized electrical work practices Required Qualifications * Previous industrial electrical, machine wiring, electrical assembly, or control-panel experience * Experience working with *three-phase electrical systems* * Ability to read and understand electrical schematics * Experience wiring industrial motors and machine components * Understanding of basic industrial control circuits * Ability to safely use a multimeter * Ability to troubleshoot electrical problems * Strong attention to detail * Good mechanical aptitude * Ability to work independently from drawings and schematics * Ability to accurately identify, label, route, and terminate wiring Preferred Experience Experience with any of the following is a plus: * 480 VAC three-phase systems * Three-phase motors * Motor starters and overloads * Variable-frequency drives (VFDs) * Control transformers * Relays and contactors * 24 VDC controls * Proximity and photoelectric sensors * Solenoid valves * PLC-controlled machinery * Control-panel building * Machine troubleshooting * Industrial equipment installation/startup * NFPA 70 / NEC industrial wiring practices * Electrical enclosure and panel layout What We're Looking For We are looking for someone who can be given an electrical schematic and a machine and *work through the wiring without needing every connection explained to them*. The right candidate should understand the difference between control voltage and machine power, be comfortable working around three-phase industrial equipment, and be able to identify and troubleshoot problems when a machine does not operate as expected. Attention to detail is extremely important. Wiring should be accurate, properly labeled, neatly routed, and completed according to the electrical drawings. Experience *Industrial electrical/machine wiring:* 2+ years preferred Candidates with experience as an *electrical assembler, industrial electrician, control-panel builder, machine builder, maintenance electrician, or electrical technician* are encouraged to apply. Job Type: Full-time Pay: $20.00 - $28.00 per hour Benefits: * 401(k) * 401(k) matching * Dental insurance * Health insurance * Life insurance * Paid time off * Vision insurance Application Question(s): * Describe a machine or control panel you personally wired from a schematic. What voltages were involved, and what components did you wire? * If a 3-phase motor runs backward after startup, what would you check and how would you correct it? * Tell us about an electrical problem you had to troubleshoot on industrial equipment. What symptoms did you see, what did you test, and what ended up being wrong? Work Location: In person