Electrical Assembler

Description

• Support continuous improvement efforts
• Monitor production schedule and report anything that may impact schedule either in a positive or negative way
• Review electrical drawings, cut sheets, and termination sheets to ensure all electrical connections are secure and correctly installed.
• Perform continuity checks on panels
• Mount electrical components, route cables, and wire termination of components.
• Build panels, terminate wiring in panels and print wire tags for electrical department
• Employee is responsible to perform the above mentioned, and any other tasks assigned to them in a safe manner and in accordance with our Health & Safety Policies, JHA’s & SWP’s.
• Employee is responsible to understand and follow all Company Policies and Rules.
• Ensure safety policies are met and followed
• Maintain tools, and tool PM sheets
• Ensure quality standards and procedures are met and followed
• Request parts from warehouse

Requirements

• Must be willing to work in other areas of our facility as required.
• General understanding of engineering and sheet metal principles.
• Detail oriented and knows to follow part and component details
• Experience or knowledge of HVAC will be considered an asset
• Comfortable working in loud environments (hearing protection required).
• Good hand eye coordination.
• Ability to lift 50 lbs.
• Interpret Wiring schematics
• Must be able to communicate effectively with Co-Workers, Team Leads, Supervisors, Engineering, Quality and Health & Safety.
• Must exhibit safe work practices.
• Experience bending and install rigid and EMT pipe as well as calculating pipe fill and wire size is an asset.
• Experience prepping and installing lights as well as pulling and terminating wire.
• Strong communication, problem-solving and trouble-shooting skills.
• Capacity to learn and follow electrical drawings, wiring schematics and bill of materials
• Steel toed boots (CSA Approved 6’ in height or greater) required.
• Ability to plan and execute jobs successfully.
• Ability to use various hand & power tools (drills, grinders, chop saws, band saws, measuring tape, etc.).
• Must be able work OT on weekdays and weekends when required.
• Must demonstrate organizational skills and be able to work independently.
• Understanding of engineering and electrical principles.
• Ability to mount panels, VFDs, filters and devices and install instrumental tubing and devices.
• Previous experience in manufacturing environment an asset
• Grade 12 education or equivalent

Benefits

Training + Development

Interview process

Visa Sponsorship

Security clearance