Are you skilled in electrical assembly, industrial wiring, or troubleshooting? We are looking for reliable Electrical Assembly Technicians to join a manufacturing site in Morrilton, Arkansas. This role is perfect for those who thrive in fast-paced production settings, enjoy hands-on tasks, and excel at interpreting technical schematics as part of a collaborative team. This full-time position operates on the 2nd shift, Monday through Friday, with compensation starting at $17.50 per hour depending on your experience. Professional Qualifications At least 2 years of background in industrial wiring or a comparable trade. Proficiency in interpreting blueprints, electrical schematics, and tape measurements. Understanding of electrical safety protocols and various electrical components. Strong ability to follow detailed instructions and collaborate effectively with coworkers. Flexibility to work overtime hours when production demands require it. Commitment to maintaining a safe working environment for the entire team. Requirement to wear protective steel-toe or composite-toe footwear. Core Responsibilities Help maintain a safe and organized workspace by strictly adhering to all facility rules and safety regulations. Install electrical components, pull wire, and run conduit as required by production needs. Ensure accuracy by reading and following plant specifications, operation manuals, and technical diagrams. Support the team by performing electrical troubleshooting and assisting with necessary repairs. Contribute to operational efficiency by monitoring inventory levels and maintaining parts and equipment. Provide support to other assembly and production departments as requested by management. Utilize various hand and power tools safely while working near electrical systems to ensure high-quality output. Physical Demands and Environment You will be working in a manufacturing facility where you may encounter noise, heat, cold, and fumes. The role requires the physical ability to stand, climb, reach, kneel, crawl, and bend throughout your shift. You must be able to frequently lift, push, pull, and grasp objects weighing up to 50 pounds. Additionally, you must be comfortable working safely in areas with moving machinery, sharp edges, and high levels of activity.