Top Drive Electrical Assembler

JOB SUMMARY

The Electrical Assembler III is a senior-level technician responsible for assembling complex electrical systems, interpreting advanced schematics, and troubleshooting electrical issues with minimal supervision. This position plays a key role in quality assurance, mentoring junior assemblers, and supporting engineering and continuous improvement efforts.

EDUCATION & EXPERIENCE QUALIFICATIONS

• High school diploma or equivalent required; technical training or certification preferred.
• 4-6 years' electrical assembly experience required.
• Advanced proficiency with soldering, crimping, and interpreting wiring schematics.
• Solid understanding of electrical components, circuits, and safe handling practices.
• Familiarity with inspection tools, multimeters, and ESD protocols.
• Ability to work independently and collaborate effectively within cross-functional teams.
• Prior experience assembling control panels, PLC systems, or industrial wiring applications.

JOB REQUIREMENTS

• Fast-paced production floor environment.
• Standing, bending, and manual dexterity required for the majority of the shift.
• May involve lifting up to 50 lbs and working with repetitive tasks.

PRIMARY RESPONSIBILITIES

• Assemble and wire complex electrical systems, including panels, harnesses, and integrated assemblies.
• Interpret and work from detailed electrical schematics, blueprints, wire lists, and layout diagrams.
• Perform precision soldering, cable routing, and installation of connectors, terminals, and components.
• Conduct thorough functional testing, including continuity, voltage, and resistance checks using multimeters or other testing tools.
• Troubleshoot and resolve wiring and component issues at the assembly level.
• Participate in first-article builds, pilot runs, or prototype assembly projects in collaboration with engineering.
• Train and mentor Electrical Assemblers I and II, promoting best practices and consistent workmanship.
• Maintain accurate assembly and quality records; report nonconformances and recommend solutions.
• Support process improvements and assist with the development or revision of work instructions and assembly documentation.

FACILITY/GROUP SPECIFIC RESPONSIBILITIES

• Assemble production tools and equipment per engineering drawings, schematics, and verbal instructions.
• Set up and test units or subassemblies to required specifications.
• Communicate with engineers to resolve problems related to production tools.
• Troubleshoot production tools and repair as necessary
• Perform assignments in accordance with written procedures, routers, and drawings.
• Ensure quality documents are completed in compliance with company procedures.
• Position, align, or adjust work pieces or electrical parts to facilitate wiring or assembly.

PRIMARY RESPONSIBILITIES

• Assemble and wire complex electrical systems, including panels, harnesses, and integrated assemblies.
• Interpret and work from detailed electrical schematics, blueprints, wire lists, and layout diagrams.
• Perform precision soldering, cable routing, and installation of connectors, terminals, and components.
• Conduct thorough functional testing, including continuity, voltage, and resistance checks using multimeters or other testing tools.
• Troubleshoot and resolve wiring and component issues at the assembly level.
• Participate in first-article builds, pilot runs, or prototype assembly projects in collaboration with engineering.
• Train and mentor Electrical Assemblers I and II, promoting best practices and consistent workmanship.
• Maintain accurate assembly and quality records; report nonconformances and recommend solutions.
• Support process improvements and assist with the development or revision of work instructions and assembly documentation.

FACILITY/GROUP SPECIFIC RESPONSIBILITIES

• Assemble production tools and equipment per engineering drawings, schematics, and verbal instructions.
• Set up and test units or subassemblies to required specifications.
• Communicate with engineers to resolve problems related to production tools.
• Troubleshoot production tools and repair as necessary
• Perform assignments in accordance with written procedures, routers, and drawings.
• Ensure quality documents are completed in compliance with company procedures.
• Position, align, or adjust work pieces or electrical parts to facilitate wiring or assembly.