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Control Panel Assembly Assistant
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What they do
An Electrician's Assistant works under the direction of a qualified electrician and assists with installing electrical wiring and lighting or making repairs or upgrades to wiring, outlets or other parts of electrical systems.
$46,046 / year median in Wisconsin
+4% projected growth
Job Description
Control Panel Assembly Assistant Blast Cleaning Tech - USA West Allis, WI Job Details 19 hours ago Qualifications Driver's License Full Job Description Build what keeps industry moving Step into our panel shop and collaborate with the Electrical Lead to turn engineered drawings into dependable control panels. Your craft—clean wiring, careful routing, and disciplined safety—keeps projects on time and customers up and running. How you'll contribute Work under the direction of the Electrical Lead to plan and execute panel builds aligned to the project schedule. Study schematics and component specs; ask smart questions to eliminate ambiguity. Assist with wiring, labeling, and terminating to spec, double-checking against the prints. Collaborate with the panel builder to verify accuracy and maintain momentum. Keep tools serviced and your area organized for quality and safety. Support equipment wiring and machine installation at customer facilities when required, including in hot/cold or dirty conditions. Meet deadlines, complete assignments precisely, and take on additional duties as directed. Champion BCT's Culture and Core Values. Skills and experience Proficient with common panel-building tools: hand tools, power tools, and measuring instruments. Ability to interpret electrical drawings and technical documentation. Strong communicator who thrives in a team setting. Organized, detail-minded, and capable of handling multiple priorities. Basic computer skills. Background in electrical wiring, panel fabrication, and troubleshooting is a plus. Baseline qualifications Valid driver's license Electrical troubleshooting skills Electrical repair ability Field service readiness High school diploma or GED Shop math skills Accessibility Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions. Scope may expand as needed; additional responsibilities may be assigned by management.