Wiring Designer

Description

• Communicate with production staff to address red‐lines and clarify any questions regarding wiring diagrams.
• Escalate any critical discrepancies that cannot be resolved through the design engineering team.
• Develop control panel layouts indicating locations of devices, DIN‐rail, shipping split connectors, terminal blocks, wireways and other control panel mounted components.
• Participate in peer reviews to catch and correct any discrepancies before releasing drawings to production.
• Follow up regularly with Electrical Engineers to clarify ambiguous schematic details or resolve missing information.
• Perform self‐checks on all wiring diagrams to verify every conductor, terminal, and connector matches the original schematic.
• Update drawings promptly when Design engineering update the electrical schematics, ensuring production always works from the latest data.
• Provide feedback on design for manufacturability concerns—highlighting complex wiring routes, crowded terminal strips, or space constraints.
• Conduct periodic visits to multiple plant locations (up to 2–3 times per year) to conduct in-person reviews of in-process panels and support production teams.
• Verify that diagrams function correctly on the shop floor—visually inspect panels as needed to confirm accuracy and identify potential build issues.
• Interpret electrical schematics and produce point‐to‐point wiring diagrams utilizing AutoCAD along with in‐house palettes and custom blocks.
• Participate in team meetings to share lessons learned, discuss common error sources, and suggest process enhancements.

Requirements

• Familiarity with Microsoft Office Suite (Word, Excel, Outlook).
• Exposure to document control systems or ECO/EO tracking databases is beneficial.
• Experience in panel-shop or industrial control drafting environments; direct switchgear-specific experience is a plus but not required.
• Minimum of 2 years of experience interpreting electrical drawings—such as point-to-point wiring diagrams or electrical schematics—for production, testing, or design.
• Proficiency in AutoCAD.

Benefits

Training + Development

Interview process

Visa Sponsorship

Security clearance