Temporary Panel Shop Technician

This Temporary Panel Shop Technician role is based within Cross Companys

PSG UL 508A

Panel Shop in Knoxville, TN. We build custom control panels for high end clients in the pharmaceutical, municipal water, and process industries. These are not assembly line builds. Every project is an engineer to order, a system that requires high attention to detail. Technicians work alongside other master level panel builders to the technical standards and professional expectations behind mission critical industrial systems. You will be involved in client interactions and may have exposure to customers during Factory Acceptance Testing (FAT) and other project review points.

Key Responsibilities and Learning Objectives:

Panel Build and Shop Fundamentals Read and build from custom electrical schematics with guidance from senior builders. Assist with physical panel layout, mounting components, wiring, and labeling. Learn the principles of industrial craftsmanship, including neatness and consistency. Support internal testing and verification to ensure the build meets design specs.

Tools and Safety Safely operate hand tools and shop equipment such as drills, saws, and grinders. Follow all PPE requirements and maintain risk awareness in a shop environment. Manage hardware and components to ensure an organized workflow.

Quality and Professionalism Follow UL 508A shop culture and quality standards. Use documented checklists to self check work and prevent rework. Communicate clearly with shop leadership regarding task readiness and partsavailability. Collaborate across groups including engineering and project management.

Support the Electrical Design Team as needed.

Support Shipping and Receiving as needed.

Maintain a ownership mentality and colaborative mindset.

Minimum Requirements:

Physical Requirements Movement:

This position requires regular standing, walking, bending, kneeling, andreaching throughout the workday.

Lifting:

Must be able to lift and carry up to 70 pounds and occasionally move heaviercomponents with assistance or mechanical support.

Manual Dexterity:

Requires fine motor skills for intricate wiring, tool use, and smallcomponent assembly.

Visual Work:

Ability to read detailed schematics and perform close visual work isessential.

Environment:

Comfortable working around electrical equipment in a manufacturingshop environment and occasionally climbing ladders or working at varying heights.

Equipment:

Must be able to safely operate standard shop tools and equipment.

What This Offers:

Hands on experience on real builds for high end customers. Direct mentorship from experienced builders and leaders. Exposure to the high standards and accountability of a UL certified shop. A growth environment focused on technical excellence and servant leadership.