Electro-Mechanical Panel and Conduit Technician

Is this your next build?

Do you enjoy transforming schematics into finished systems? Are you at home bending conduit, wiring panels, and fitting pipe—then proving it all works through functional tests? If that sounds like you, read on.

What you will tackle

• Fabricate complete chemical feed skid systems: pipe fitting, structural supports, machining, and assembly to match blueprints/drawings.
• Spot and report drawing inaccuracies to the foreman.
• Assemble and wire electrical components into skid systems based on Electrical Controls Designers’ drawings and supplied control panels.
• Run PVC and metal conduit cleanly and to spec.
• Complete electrical wiring installation as needed.
• Execute functional testing on finished systems.
• Keep quality control records and test forms accurate and up to date.
• Support field startup and service when required.
• Manage and maintain personal tools.
• Verify pulled parts against the Bill of Materials; report failed parts.

How we work

• We follow company policies and procedures.
• Punctuality matters—projects depend on it.
• We keep work areas neat and organized.
• Goals, deadlines, and objectives are met reliably.
• We support the client, the company, and each other.
• Confidential information stays confidential.
• We pitch in wherever needed to achieve company goals.

Bring these strengths

Required qualifications

• 1+ year of manufacturing experience.
• Proficient at reading electrical blueprints and schematic drawings.
• High School Diploma or equivalent.
• Practical electrical experience.
• Mechanical aptitude and accurate measurement skills.
• Ability to lift 50–75 pounds safely.
• Manual dexterity with hand tools.
• Comfort shifting priorities; work well solo and with a team.
• Available for overtime as needed.
• Solid math fundamentals.
• Ability to analyze mechanical and electro/mechanical failures using schematics.
• Pass in-house forklift certification.
• Capable of constant physical activity: standing, bending, kneeling, stretching.
• Professional presence and strong communication.
• Multitasker who can prioritize in a fast-paced setting.

Preferred

• Associate degree in an electrical-related field.

What your week might look like

• Monday: Review new skid drawings, reconcile BOM, flag an inconsistency to the foreman, begin conduit layout.
• Tuesday–Wednesday: Wire control panels per designer drawings; log QC checks and test results.
• Thursday: Pipe fitting and support fabrication; perform interim functional test.
• Friday: Final assembly, full functional test, prep for possible field startup support.

Ready to build systems you can be proud of? Let’s get to work.