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Control Panel Electrician

Monroeville, PA

Power Up the Future with Premier Automation!

 

Join us as a Control Panel Electrician and help create cutting-edge control systems that power the future of automation.

 

Premier Automation, based in Monroeville, PA, is a leader in innovative automation solutions, dedicated to fostering employee growth through hands-on training and a collaborative work environment. As a Control Panel Electrician, you’ll play a key role in assembling and wiring custom control panels for industrial applications, working alongside a skilled and supportive team. With a focus on mentorship and opportunities for professional development, this role offers a fulfilling and dynamic career path.

 

 

Our Benefits Package: Invested in Your Success

We believe in taking care of our team. Here’s how we do it:

  • Comprehensive medical coverage with 100% company-paid deductible
  • Dental and vision insurance
  • 401(k) with employer match and immediate vesting
  • Company-paid life insurance and short-term disability coverage
  • Paid time off (PTO), 10 paid company holidays, and paid sick leave
  • Parental leave for growing families
  • Work boot allowance and tooling program
  • Education assistance for ongoing professional development
  • $1,000 employee referral bonuses
  • Employee wellness programs

 

 

Why You’ll Love Working Here

Job Details and Perks for a Control Panel Electrician:

  • Position Type: Full-time, hourly based position with overtime opportunities
  • Consistent Schedule: Monday-Friday, 7:00 AM - 3:30 PM with optional overtime
  • Location: Monroeville, PA
  • Interview Process: Phone screening, on-site interview and tour, reference check
  • Work Environment: Fully temperature-controlled facility (heat and AC) with natural lighting, clean and organized workspaces
  • Dedicated Training: Work alongside a dedicated shop trainer who provides hands-on guidance and mentorship to ensure your success
  • Career Growth and Development: Access ongoing training and skill-building programs tailored to your role, with opportunities to advance and build a rewarding career within the company
  • Employee Appreciation: Enjoy food trucks, catered lunches, company swag, and birthday recognition
  • Team Activities: Participate in company picnics, sports leagues, volunteer events, and other team-building activities

 

 

Key Responsibilities

As a Control Panel Electrician, you will:

  • Assemble, wire, and troubleshoot electrical control panels
  • Layout and organize enclosures and subpanels
  • Install and mount devices onto panels according to specifications
  • Read and interpret electro-mechanical diagrams and identify component functions
  • Wire equipment according to electrical schematics
  • Verify components against the bill of materials for accuracy
  • Apply appropriate connection methods to the equipment being assembled
  • Arrange circuitry within panels to ensure proper voltage separation
  • Use basic computer skills to operate tagging machines and related systems
  • Troubleshoot equipment, assemblies, and wiring issues
  • Work under the mentorship of a dedicated shop trainer to ensure your success

 

 

Experience and Qualifications

What You’ll Bring:

We are seeking candidates with entry-level to mid-level experience, making this an ideal opportunity for those just starting their careers or ready to expand their control panel assembly and wiring skills.

  • Associate Degree in Electrical Technology (or a related field) or equivalent experience in control panel construction, plus a high school diploma
  • Ability to read and interpret electrical schematics and blueprints
  • Proficiency in wiring panel devices according to schematics, using voltage meters and hand tools
  • Skill in operating wire crimpers/strippers and reading measurements from rulers, T-squares, and tape measures
  • Familiarity with variable frequency drives, reduced voltage starters, motor starters, and PLCs is a plus

 

Physical Demands of the Role:

  • Ability to lift and carry up to 50 pounds
  • Frequent standing, walking, bending, and reaching required
  • Comfortable working in a manufacturing or production environment
  • Capable of performing repetitive motions, including wiring and assembly tasks
  • Ability to work with small components and tools for extended periods

 

 

In this role, developing the ability to interpret blueprints, visualize finished products, and identify or correct errors in circuitry is key to achieving precise and efficient results.

 

 

Employment is conditional on passing a background check and drug screening, subject to applicable laws and regulations.

At Premier Automation, we are committed to creating a diverse and inclusive environment. We believe that our strength lies in the diversity of our team and our inclusive culture that respects, values, and embraces the unique experiences and perspectives of each individual. We are proud to be an equal opportunity employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability, or veteran status. We encourage applicants from all backgrounds to apply and join us in our mission to foster a workplace where everyone feels valued and empowered to succeed.

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