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Panel Assembler

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An Electronic or Electrical Assembler assembles electrical or electronic equipment at a manufacturing facility.

$41,757 / year median in North Carolina

+8% projected growth

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Job Description

The Panel Assembler is responsible for mechanical layout, sub-assembly, and wiring of industrial control panels and custom electrical enclosures according to engineering schematics, blueprints, and point-to-point wiring schedules. Key Responsibilities •
Blueprint & Schematic Reading:
Interpret CAD drawings, electrical schematics, bill of materials (BOM), and mechanical layout prints to direct component mounting and wiring. •
Mechanical Assembly:
Lay out and mount electrical back-panels, DIN rails, wire ducts, power supplies, PLCs, relays, contactors, and terminal blocks onto enclosures using hand and power tools. •
Electrical Wiring & Termination:
Measure, cut, strip, crimp, tag, and wire internal panel components using precise wire colors, gauges, and neat wire routing methods. •
Inspection & Quality Control:
Perform preliminary visual checks for flaws, check clearance, verify wire tightness/torques, and tag identifying markers on finished assemblies. •
Testing Support:
Assist QA/testing teams during functional low/high-voltage testing and pre-shipment inspections. Requirements & Qualifications •
Education:
High school diploma or GED equivalent. •
Experience:
Prior experience in industrial panel wiring, electrical assembly, or electromechanical manufacturing preferred. •
Technical Skills:
Ability to read schematics/blueprints and comfortably use basic hand tools (strippers, crimpers, torque drivers, drills) and tape measures. •
Physical Demands:
Ability to stand for long periods, perform rapid/repetitive hand tasks, and regularly lift up to 50 lbs.