Essential Duties and Responsibilities Interpreting and using electrical schematics, drawings, process procedures, and other written documentation to prepare materials and tools, and to complete assembly of components; Sorting, routing, crimping, and terminating wires to electrical components; Using basic diagnostics tools such as multimeters to test, and trouble-shoot wire connections (not related to commissioning work), as required; Disassembling and recovering components for testing and commissioning, during the continuity, insulation, and high voltage/potential tests, as directed by Commissioning Engineers and other such specially-skilled personnel; Trimming and insulating stripped wiring utilizing heat shrink tubing; Disconnecting and restoring cable shunts and relevant tooling; Completing paperwork, such as quality confirmation forms, as required in the process; Following all safety protocols, and company policies and procedures; Complete work documentation; Maintaining a neat, clean, and organized work area; and. In general, Electrical Workers are responsible for wiring, assembling, connecting, and testing (specifically not including testing required during the commissioning process) electrical components on railcars under varying levels of supervision (depending on classification) while following drawings, schematics, procedures, and other written documentation, instructions, directives, and protocols.