Industrial Conduit and Cabling Technician

Build with confidence. Wire with precision.

Join a team that prizes craftsmanship, safety, and reliability. From routing conduit to terminating wires, you’ll help assemble electrical systems that meet strict standards and power critical operations.

Why this role

• Immediate impact on high-quality electrical assemblies
• Structured processes backed by standard work and NEC-based instructions
• Weekly pay and benefits starting day one

Shifts

• Weekday: Monday–Thursday, 6:00am–4:30pm
• Weekend: Friday–Sunday, 6:00am–6:30pm

Your impact

• Follow all safety and manufacturing policies to drive consistent, incident-free work
• Ensure quality by executing standard work/process instructions and escalating risks
• Maintain a clean, organized station
• Install devices: disconnects, lighting, panel boards, transformers, battery chargers, lighting contactors, VFDs, and related hardware
• Bend, run, and install EMT and Rigid conduit
• Install wireway and cable tray
• Pull wire and large cable
• Cut, strip, crimp, and terminate conductors
• Wire per NEC Manual-based standard work/instructions
• Contribute on other tasks as requested, directed, or assigned

Physical/work conditions

• Constant standing; frequent ladder use (climb up/down)
• Regular overhead work and tasks in tight spaces
• Occasional lifting up to 50 lbs.

What you bring

Minimum

• High school diploma or GED plus 1 year of relevant manufacturing experience; or an equivalent mix of education and relevant experience
• English communication skills (written and verbal)
• Basic math skills; ability to read a tape measure
• Familiarity with air, hand, and power tools; basic mechanical aptitude

Preferred

• GB Sidewinder conduit bending (EMT and Rigid)
• Hands-on experience installing cable tray and wireway
• Proven crimping and termination ability
• Blueprint and drawing literacy
• Working knowledge of electricity, circuits, and common components (panel boards, transformers, disconnects, terminal blocks, relays, lighting contactors, etc.)
• Exposure to the NEC

Demonstrated proficiency

• Mechanical Assembly Skills
• Equipment Installation & Wiring
• Blueprint Reading