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Blentech Corporation

Control Panel Builder Technician

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An Electrical Engineering Technician helps engineers design and develop electrical and electronic equipment. Assists with diagrams and specifications for design, construction of product prototypes, testing and calibration, technical problem solving, equipment repair and maintenance.

$74,760 / year median in Indiana

+7% projected growth

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Job Description

Blentech Corporation is a world-class manufacturer of custom food processing systems. We specialize in engineering solutions that integrate heat transfer, material handling, and sophisticated automation. We are seeking a skilled Control Panel Builder Technician to join our team in Columbus, IN. In this role, you will be responsible for the physical assembly and wiring of the industrial control panels that power our custom food processing technology. Core Function The Control Panel Builder is responsible for the precision assembly, wiring, and testing of industrial control panels. You will translate engineering schematics into high-quality, physical hardware, ensuring every componentfrom PLCs to terminal blocksis installed according to UL508A standards and Blentechs rigorous quality requirements.
Key Responsibilities Panel Assembly:
Layout and mount components (PLCs, VFDs, power supplies, relays, and circuit breakers) onto backplates according to engineering drawings.
Wiring & Terminating:
Perform point-to-point wiring using various wire gauges. This includes neat routing through wire duct, crimping terminals, and ensuring all connections are secure and labeled correctly.
Enclosure Fabrication:
Drill, tap, and cut holes in stainless steel or painted steel enclosures for HMIs, pushbuttons, and conduit entries.
Schematic Interpretation:
Read and accurately follow electrical schematics and bill of materials (BOMs).
QA/QC Testing:
Conduct continuity tests and power-up checks to ensure panels are wired correctly before they are integrated into the final machine.
Collaboration:
Work closely with Control Systems Technicians and Engineers to redline drawings and suggest improvements for manufacturing efficiency.