Electrical technician

1. Job Summary

Responsible for performing electrical assembly, wiring installation, inspection, troubleshooting, and functional testing of mechanical and electromechanical equipment according to engineering drawings, wiring diagrams, work instructions, and customer specifications.

The Electrical Technician shall ensure all electrical assembly activities are completed safely, accurately, and within the required production schedule while maintaining product quality and workmanship standards.

2. Key Responsibilities

A. Electrical Assembly & Wiring

1. Perform electrical wiring, cable routing, termination, and installation of electrical components according to approved drawings and work instructions.

2. Assemble and install electrical components such as sensors, switches, motors, connectors, terminal blocks, relays, and control panels.

3. Carry out wire stripping, crimping, ferrule termination, soldering, and cable harness assembly.

4. Verify wiring connections, cable identification, polarity, and terminal assignments against electrical schematics.

5. Ensure proper cable management, routing, securing, and protection against mechanical interference.

B. Electrical Testing & Troubleshooting

1. Perform continuity, insulation resistance (where applicable), grounding, and basic electrical verification tests.

2. Troubleshoot electrical wiring faults, loose connections, defective components, and equipment malfunctions.

3. Support functional testing of electrical and electromechanical assemblies.

4. Use electrical measuring instruments such as digital multimeters, clamp meters, and other approved testing equipment.

5. Identify and report electrical abnormalities, assembly defects, and test failures to the supervisor or engineer.

6. Assist engineers in root cause analysis and corrective actions for electrical-related issues.

C. Production & Assembly Support

1. Perform electrical assembly activities according to the production schedule and assigned Manufacturing Orders (MO).

2. Support integration of electrical systems with mechanical assemblies.

3. Work closely with mechanical technicians, engineers, and QC personnel to resolve assembly issues.

4. Ensure electrical assembly work meets the required quality standards before proceeding to functional testing.

5. Support new product introduction (NPI), prototype builds, engineering trials, and customer-related rework activities.

D. Quality & Documentation

1. Follow approved Work Instructions (WI), Standard Operating Procedures (SOP), and engineering specifications.

2. Complete electrical inspection checklists, testing records, and production documentation accurately.

3. Ensure correct wire size, crimping tools, terminals, and electrical components are used.

4. Report non-conforming materials, incorrect wiring, or drawing discrepancies before proceeding with assembly.

5. Maintain traceability of electrical assembly and testing activities where required.

6. Support continuous improvement activities to enhance assembly quality and productivity.

Job Requirements

* Certificate or Diploma in Electrical Engineering, Electronics, Mechatronics, or a related technical field.

* Candidates with relevant hands-on electrical assembly experience may also be considered.

Experience:

* Preferably 1–3 years of experience in electrical assembly, machine wiring, automation equipment, or manufacturing.

* Fresh graduates with relevant technical skills are encouraged to apply.

* Ability to read and understand electrical schematics, wiring diagrams, and assembly drawings.

* Basic knowledge of electrical components, sensors, motors, and control circuits.

* Hands-on experience in cable preparation, wire crimping, termination, and cable routing.

* Ability to use multimeters and basic electrical testing instruments.

* Basic troubleshooting skills for electrical and electromechanical systems.

* Knowledge of industrial equipment assembly and functional testing is an advantage.

* Willing to work overtime when required by production schedules.