Electric Control Panel Technician III

Nikkiso Clean Energy & Industrial Gases

. Assemble electrical control panels, junction boxes, and wiring from prints .

Posted 9/24/2026full-timeMurrieta • California • United StatesMid-LevelSenior💰 $26 - $36 per hourWebsite

Core Competencies

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Core Competencies

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Demonstrates expertise in electrical control panel assembly, including advanced point-to-point wiring, troubleshooting, and adherence to quality standards. Proficient in reading and interpreting electrical schematics and technical drawings while maintaining safety and production efficiency.

Highest-signal resume keywords

Electrical Control Panel AssemblyPoint-To-Point WiringTroubleshooting Electrical ConnectionsElectrical Testing and Measuring EquipmentReading Electrical Schematics

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Hard Skills

Electrical Control Panel AssemblyPoint-To-Point WiringTroubleshootingElectrical TestingWiring DiagramsComponent MountingWire RoutingLabelingFinal AssemblyElectrical Theory

Soft Skills

CommunicationProblem-SolvingIndependencePrioritizationMentoring

Tools & Technologies

Standard Hand ToolsPower ToolsCrimping ToolsWire Preparation Equipment

Certifications & Qualifications

High School DiplomaGEDTechnical Training in Electrical Systems

Industry Keywords

Industrial Electrical WiringManufacturing EnvironmentQuality StandardsSafety ProceduresElectrical Components

Tech Stack

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Assembly

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Assemble electrical control panels, junction boxes, and wiring from prints
Fabricate controls to print, including component layout and physical mounting to back panels
Wire all components and install control panels onto industrial equipment
Perform complex point-to-point wiring of relays, controls, PLCs, I/O modules, VFDs, interfaces, instrumentation, terminal blocks, power supplies, and other electrical components
Route, bundle, terminate, and label wires and cables according to wiring and quality standards
Perform continuity, point-to-point, and other electrical testing to verify wiring accuracy and panel functionality
Troubleshoot wiring errors, electrical connections, and component malfunctions; identify root causes and make corrections
Verify completed assemblies against schematics, drawings, specifications, and quality requirements
Identify drawing discrepancies, fabrication issues, and design concerns and communicate them to Engineering, Team Leaders, or Supervisors
Maintain red-line drawing markups and communicate changes for engineering review
Install completed control panels and electrical assemblies onto equipment and assist with operational testing
Complete complex panel assemblies with minimal supervision while meeting production schedules, quality requirements, and project deadlines
Communicate project status, technical issues, and required changes with team members, production personnel, engineers, and Project Managers
Follow safety procedures, work instructions, quality standards, and company policies
Maintain tools, equipment, and work areas in a clean, organized, and safe condition
May mentor lower-level employees; no direct supervisory responsibility

Requirements

What you’ll need

High school diploma or GED required; technical or vocational training in electrical systems, industrial controls, electronics, or a related field preferred
Minimum of 3–5 years of relevant experience in electrical control panel assembly, industrial electrical wiring, or a similar manufacturing environment
Demonstrated ability to independently read, interpret, and work from electrical schematics, wiring diagrams, blueprints, panel layouts, and technical drawings
Advanced experience with point-to-point wiring of electrical control panels, junction boxes, relays, controls, PLCs, I/O modules, VFDs, interfaces, instrumentation, and related components
Working knowledge of electrical theory, electrical terminology, wiring practices, and control panel assembly standards
Experience performing panel layout, component mounting, wire routing, termination, labeling, and final assembly with minimal supervision
Demonstrated ability to troubleshoot wiring errors, electrical connections, and component malfunctions and identify appropriate corrective actions
Experience using electrical testing and measuring equipment to verify proper wiring, continuity, and panel functionality
Proficiency in the safe use of standard hand tools, power tools, crimping tools, wire preparation equipment, and other tools associated with electrical panel fabrication
Ability to identify drawing discrepancies and accurately document red-line changes for review by Engineering or leadership
Demonstrated ability to consistently produce work that meets established quality, workmanship, safety, and production standards
Ability to independently prioritize assigned work, resolve routine technical issues, and complete complex panel assemblies within established deadlines
Ability to lift up to 50 pounds and work with tools and materials in varied positions and temperatures
Ability to work on feet for an extended period