Electrical Assembler Technicians

Overview

Assemble and install electrical systems on road striping trucks.

Key Responsibilities

• wiring harnesses
• control integration
• electrical testing
• schematic reading
• system installation
• quality documentation

Tasks

-Fabricate and route wiring harnesses using proper wire gauges, connectors, and protective coverings (loom, conduit, heat shrink, etc.). -Provide feedback to engineering on design improvements or field service issues. -Document test results and any required rework for quality records. -Assist in developing standard wiring practices and assembly documentation for future builds. -Integrate complex control systems, including paint application controls, sensors, cameras, guidance systems, and PLCs -Mount and connect control boxes, relays, switches, and circuit breakers to the truck chassis or body as per engineering drawings. -Install vehicle lighting and safety systems, such as LED work lights, directional arrows, emergency lighting, and brake/turn signal systems. -Coordinate with mechanical and hydraulic assembly teams to ensure all systems function together safely and efficiently. -Read and interpret electrical schematics, wiring diagrams, and blueprints to correctly route and connect electrical components. -Assist with integrating hydraulic and pneumatic controls with electrical components (e.g., solenoid valves, sensors, limit switches). -Diagnose and correct wiring or component issues during final assembly or pre-delivery inspection. -Maintain accurate records of electrical work completed, parts used, and modifications made. -Perform continuity checks, voltage tests, and functional testing on completed wiring systems. -Assemble and install electrical systems on road striping trucks, including wiring harnesses, control panels, lights, sensors, and power distribution systems. -Ensure compliance with electrical safety standards and company quality requirements. -Install and terminate cables for lighting, beacons, paint control systems, heating elements, and auxiliary equipment.

Requirements

• problem solving
• wiring standards
• high school
• dc systems
• hand tools
• can bus

What You Bring

-Strong problem-solving skills and a commitment to quality -Understanding of NFPA, SAE, or DOT wiring standards applicable to vehicle manufacturing. -High school diploma or equivalent required -Mechanical aptitude and attention to detail -Ability to use hand tools, crimpers, soldering tools, and multimeters safely and effectively. -Ability to read and follow technical drawings, checklists, and BOMs -Ability to pass a background check and drug screen (Note: We do not test for THC) -Strong knowledge of DC electrical systems (12V/24V vehicle wiring). -Technical training or certification preferred -Experience in electrical assembly or manufacturing is a plus but not required -Team-oriented mindset with flexibility to support other departments -Familiarity with industrial control wiring and CAN bus or PLC-based systems

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About Federal Signal Corporation

-Founded with a mission to provide innovative safety solutions for a range of industries. -Specializes in manufacturing equipment for emergency vehicles, construction, utilities, and public safety. -Has a rich legacy of serving sectors that prioritize safety, with cutting-edge technology designed to enhance visibility and communication. -Known for its advanced signaling systems, including lightbars, sirens, and beacons, used by first responders globally. -The company’s products also extend to municipal services, military, and energy industries. -Regularly engages in high-visibility projects aimed at improving safety on construction sites, roadways, and public spaces. -Standout innovations include advanced communication systems for emergency vehicles and public alert systems. -Operates across multiple continents, offering global service and support for its specialized products.

Sector Specialisms

Security Clearance

-must pass a background check and drug screen (thc not tested).