Electrical Mechanic

Electrical Mechanic I, II, III Safety-Sensitive Manufacturing Role Position Overview Electrical Mechanics at Levels I–III perform electrical assembly, wiring, and fabrication work in a regulated manufacturing environment. All roles require strict adherence to safety standards, documented procedures, and quality requirements. Higher levels assume increased technical complexity, autonomy, and leadership responsibility. Electrical Mechanic ICore Responsibilities Assemble electrical components using hand tools and shop equipment in accordance with documented work instructions Build, route, and install wiring assemblies within enclosures and structures Inspect own work to ensure compliance with quality standards Maintain accountability for assigned tools and equipment Keep work areas organized, clean, and compliant with safety requirements Electrical Mechanic IIRole Summary Performs advanced electrical assembly and modification work with limited supervision. Acts as a technical resource for junior team members and supports continuous improvement initiatives. Key Responsibilities Interpret engineering drawings, schematics, technical specifications, and modification instructions Execute electrical repairs and retrofits independently Perform all Level I duties consistently and at a high standard Use ERP systems (e.g., Syteline or similar) to manage work orders and documentation Measure and verify dimensions using precision tools such as calipers, micrometers, and gauges Complete production records and related paperwork accurately Conduct complex connector terminations, including shielded and coaxial cables Verify circuit continuity and component safety using electrical testing equipment Cut, prepare, route, and install wiring and protective materials Create, print, and apply wire identification labels Route wiring through panels, furniture, and enclosures, terminating both ends as required Apply wire handling, bundling, tying, and harness closure techniques per standard practices Participate in team-based improvement efforts Provide routine progress and status updates Ensure proper care of tools, equipment, and finished product Maintain a safe and orderly workspace Perform additional duties as assigned by senior technical staff Electrical Mechanic IIIRole Summary Senior-level mechanic responsible for executing complex electrical assembly tasks with minimal oversight. Provides leadership support and ensures consistent adherence to quality and safety expectations. Key Responsibilities Perform advanced electrical assembly, wiring build-up, and routing tasks Complete work independently with minimal guidance Ensure workmanship meets all quality and compliance standards Maintain tool control and equipment condition within the work area Support team leads and senior mechanics as assigned Maintain safe, organized workstations Provide regular work status updates Minimum QualificationsEducation & Age (All Levels) Minimum age: 18 years High School Diploma or GED required Experience RequirementsLevel I Entry-level role Ability to read and follow process specifications and technical documentation Basic proficiency with Microsoft Word and Excel Level II Preferred 3–5 years of experience in an aerospace or regulated electrical manufacturing environment FAA A&P certification preferred but not required Experience working with Boeing and Airbus wiring standards Ability to interpret detailed process specifications Level III Preferred 7+ years of aerospace electrical manufacturing experience FAA A&P certification preferred but not required Strong familiarity with Boeing and Airbus wiring specifications Advanced ability to interpret process and engineering documentation Skills & Abilities (Levels I–II) Clear verbal communication skills Strong problem-solving and troubleshooting ability Effective time management and prioritization under deadline pressure Basic math proficiency Ability to understand customer quality expectations Read and follow drawings, specifications, and written procedures Accurately complete production and quality documentation Ability to sit for extended periods Use electrical testing equipment to verify continuity and safety Measure, cut, assemble, and route electrical materials Interpret wiring diagrams, schematics, and installation data Work effectively in a team-oriented environment Use hand tools including crimpers, wire strippers, wrenches, screwdrivers, and pliers Perform wire splicing and terminal preparation Route wiring through sleeves and protective coverings Skills & Abilities (Level III) Advanced interpretation of engineering drawings, specifications, and retrofit instructions ERP system proficiency (including Syteline) Skilled use of precision measurement instruments High level of care in handling tools, materials, and finished assemblies Expertise in complex terminations (shielded wiring, coaxial cables) Ability to collaborate effectively with suppliers and cross-functional teams Lead technical problem-solving using team expertise Experience with specialized assemblies (e.g., barrier door bracket systems) Ability to guide wiring through extremely tight tolerances and confined spaces Proficiency in soldering wires to connectors and switches Advanced understanding of electrical schematics and wiring layouts Skilled in harness tying and closure methods Ability to accurately differentiate wire colors Physical & Sensory Requirements Ability to distinguish color variations Occasional lifting of up to 35 lbs Pay: $23.37 - $31.42 per hour Work Location: In person