Panel Builder

Class: A Panel Wire Tech Job Description

CLASS A: The responsibilities of an Enhanced Automation Class A Panel Wire Tech shall include all CLASS B responsibilities, in addition to the following:

* Trained by Lead Technician and demonstrated ability to perform quality assurance tests on assemblies constructed by all classifications of technicians.

* Follows all Arc-Flash safety procedures for high voltage power testing of assemblies.

All other reasonable duties as assigned by the Director of Operations, General Manager, or President.

Class: B Panel Wire Tech Job Description

CLASS B: The responsibilities of an Enhanced Automation Class B Panel Wire Tech shall include all CLASS C responsibilities, in addition to the following:

* Demonstrate basic knowledge of UL 508A and 698A standards and requirements.

* Review shop orders and engineering drawings for issues and proper components.

All other reasonable duties as assigned by the Director of Operations, General Manager, or President.

Class: C Panel Wire Tech Job Description

CLASS C: The responsibilities of an Enhanced Automation Class C Panel Wire Tech shall include all CLASS D responsibilities, in addition to the following:

* Identify potential assembly & wiring issues and propose possible solutions.

All other reasonable duties as assigned by the Lead Technician, Director of Operations, General Manager, or President.

Class: D Panel Wire Tech Job Description

CLASS D: The responsibilities of an Enhanced Automation Class D Panel Wire Tech include but are not limited to the following:

* Layout and assemble the panels to include required components. Perform drilling, tapping, and riveting activities as required. Layout location of wire runs.

* Follow schematics and layouts to wire panels to meet customer specifications and company wiring and assembly standards. Ensure the use of the correct wire types and sizes.

* Perform all crimping and lugging activities according to standards.

* Wire custom electrical panels working from schematics. (Note: This is not point-to-point wiring.)

* Operate a wide variety of small hand and power tools.

* Read and understand mechanical and electrical drawings and wire components and equipment consistent with standards in a neat and orderly fashion.

* Regularly lift and/or move up to 10 pounds, frequently lift and/or move up to 25 pounds, and occasionally lift and/or move over 50 pounds.

* Identify and apply required labeling.

* Place panels in enclosures as required.

* Complete and maintain all required paperwork, records, documents, etc.

* Communicate any safety, quality, process or procedural improvement suggestions to the Lead Technician.

* Keep work area clean and organized.