Shop Technician

Shermco Industries

. Assemble and wire UL508A industrial control panels, electrical enclosures, and control systems.

Posted 10/7/2026full-timeWichita Falls • Texas • United StatesSeniorLead💰 $20 - $23 per hourWebsite

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Core Competencies

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Demonstrates expertise in assembling and wiring UL508A industrial control panels, with a strong ability to read and interpret electrical schematics and wiring diagrams. Proficient in using hand and power tools safely while adhering to UL508A requirements and company standards.

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UL508A Panel AssemblyElectrical Schematics InterpretationAC/DC Electrical Systems KnowledgeElectrical Test Equipment UsageMechanical Aptitude

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Hard Skills

Electrical Panel WiringComponent InstallationWiring TerminationTorque SpecificationsMechanical LayoutElectrical Component KnowledgePanel Layout UnderstandingCrimping TechniquesLabeling Electrical WiringSafety Compliance

Soft Skills

Attention to DetailTeam CollaborationIndependent Work AbilityWillingness to Learn

Tools & Technologies

Hand ToolsPower ToolsWire-Processing EquipmentTorque ToolsElectrical Test Equipment

Industry Keywords

UL508A RequirementsIndustrial Control SystemsElectrical EnclosuresControl PanelsElectrical Safety

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Assembly

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Key responsibilities & impact

Assemble and wire UL508A industrial control panels, electrical enclosures, and control systems.
Read and interpret electrical schematics, wiring diagrams, panel layouts, bills of materials, and engineering drawings.
Install circuit breakers, disconnects, contactors, relays, terminal blocks, PLC components, power supplies, VFDs, transformers, and other electrical components.
Perform mechanical layout, drilling, cutting, tapping, and mounting of components and wireways.
Route, cut, strip, terminate, label, and organize control and power wiring.
Build panels according to approved drawings, including proper component placement, wire routing, spacing, grounding, and labeling.
Follow UL508A requirements and company workmanship standards throughout the assembly process.
Maintain clean, organized, and safe work areas.
Properly use hand tools, power tools, wire-processing equipment, crimpers, torque tools, and electrical test equipment.
Follow established torque specifications and document required inspection or testing results.
Follow all company safety policies, including electrical safety and proper PPE requirements.
Perform other duties as assigned.
Build panels that are neat, properly labeled, mechanically sound, electrically correct, and compliant with applicable UL508A requirements before final testing or shipment.

Requirements

What you’ll need

High school diploma or equivalent preferred.
Previous experience assembling or wiring electrical control panels is preferred.
Experience in a UL508A panel shop is a plus.
Ability to read and understand electrical schematics and wiring diagrams.
Basic understanding of AC/DC electrical systems and industrial control components.
Ability to use common electrical and mechanical hand tools safely and correctly.
Strong mechanical aptitude and attention to detail.
Ability to accurately measure, cut, strip, crimp, terminate, and label electrical wiring.
Ability to work independently while also contributing effectively as part of a production team.
Ability to follow written instructions and engineering drawings accurately.
Willingness to learn UL508A requirements, company standards, and new electrical technologies.
1–3 years of electrical panel building or industrial electrical experience preferred.
Experience using torque screwdrivers/wrenches and electrical test equipment.
Formal electrical, industrial automation, or electrical controls training.
Ability to stand and work for extended periods.
Ability to frequently use hands and fingers for wiring, assembly, and tool operation.
Ability to lift and move components and panels consistent with company safety limits.
Ability to bend, kneel, reach, and work inside electrical enclosures.
Ability to safely work around electrical equipment and industrial machinery.