Lectro Engineering is seeking an experienced Electrical Assembler to build and wire custom industrial equipment. This position requires someone who can read electrical schematics, wire control panels and machines, troubleshoot electrical issues, and safely work with single-phase and three-phase electrical systems . The ideal candidate has hands-on industrial electrical experience and can take an electrical schematic or wiring diagram and complete machine wiring with minimal supervision. Responsibilities Read and understand electrical schematics, wiring diagrams, and panel layouts Wire custom industrial machinery and control panels Install and wire motors, including three-phase motors Wire motor starters, contactors, overloads, relays, transformers, disconnects, and circuit protection Install and wire sensors, switches, solenoids, pushbuttons, indicator lights, and other machine components Route, terminate, label, and organize machine wiring Build and wire electrical control panels Install conduit, wireway, cable tray, and flexible conduit as required Make proper wire terminations using terminals, ferrules, connectors, and crimping tools Use multimeters and other electrical test equipment Verify voltage and electrical connections before equipment startup Troubleshoot wiring and electrical problems during assembly and machine testing Troubleshoot 120 VAC, 208/240 VAC, 480 VAC, and 24 VDC control circuits when applicable Check three-phase motor rotation and correct phasing when necessary Assist with equipment testing and machine runoff Work with engineering and mechanical assembly personnel to resolve problems Maintain safe and organized electrical work practices Required Qualifications Previous industrial electrical, machine wiring, electrical assembly, or control-panel experience Experience working with three-phase electrical systems Ability to read and understand electrical schematics Experience wiring industrial motors and machine components Understanding of basic industrial control circuits Ability to safely use a multimeter Ability to troubleshoot electrical problems Strong attention to detail Good mechanical aptitude Ability to work independently from drawings and schematics Ability to accurately identify, label, route, and terminate wiring Preferred Experience Experience with any of the following is a plus: 480 VAC three-phase systems Three-phase motors Motor starters and overloads Variable-frequency drives (VFDs) Control transformers Relays and contactors 24 VDC controls Proximity and photoelectric sensors Solenoid valves PLC-controlled machinery Control-panel building Machine troubleshooting Industrial equipment installation/startup

NFPA 70 / NEC

industrial wiring practices Electrical enclosure and panel layout What We're Looking For We are looking for someone who can be given an electrical schematic and a machine and work through the wiring without needing every connection explained to them . The right candidate should understand the difference between control voltage and machine power, be comfortable working around three-phase industrial equipment, and be able to identify and troubleshoot problems when a machine does not operate as expected. Attention to detail is extremely important. Wiring should be accurate, properly labeled, neatly routed, and completed according to the electrical drawings.

Experience Industrial electrical/machine wiring:

2+ years preferred Candidates with experience as an electrical assembler, industrial electrician, control-panel builder, machine builder, maintenance electrician, or electrical technician are encouraged to apply.

Job Type:

Full-time Pay:

$20.00 - $28.00 per hour

Benefits:

401(k) 401(k) matching Dental insurance Health insurance Life insurance Paid time off Vision insurance Application Question(s): Describe a machine or control panel you personally wired from a schematic. What voltages were involved, and what components did you wire? If a 3-phase motor runs backward after startup, what would you check and how would you correct it? Tell us about an electrical problem you had to troubleshoot on industrial equipment. What symptoms did you see, what did you test, and what ended up being wrong?

Work Location:

In person