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Job Title: Electrical Assembler Job Description The Electrical Assembler builds, wires, and tests electrical systems within chiller units in accordance with engineering specifications, wiring diagrams, and detailed work instructions. This role ensures the safe and precise installation and integration of components such as control panels, motors, sensors, and high‑voltage wiring. The position is critical to maintaining product quality, meeting safety standards, supporting efficient production, and enabling the reliable performance of advanced refrigeration equipment.
Responsibilities Perform complete electrical wiring of chiller units from scratch, including routing, cutting, stripping, and terminating wires. Install and connect electrical components such as contactors, relays, sensors, motors, and control panels within chiller units. Read and interpret electrical schematics, wiring diagrams, and work instructions to assemble and wire systems accurately. Build, wire, and test electrical systems to ensure they meet engineering specifications and operational requirements.
Handle and install high‑voltage wiring and large‑gauge cables, including 2 AWG to 4/0 AWG DLO cable, in a safe and controlled manner. Verify proper operation of electrical systems and components, identifying and addressing issues during assembly and testing. Ensure all work complies with safety requirements, quality standards, and production timelines. Collaborate with team members and supervisors to support efficient production flow and continuous improvement of assembly processes.
Maintain a clean, organized, and safe work area while handling tools, materials, and equipment. Essential Skills Minimum of 4+ years of electrical assembly experience. Proficient understanding of electrical fundamentals and principles. Strong ability to read and interpret electrical schematics and wiring diagrams. Hands-on experience performing complete electrical wiring of equipment or units from scratch.
Experience installing and connecting components such as contactors, relays, sensors, motors, and control panels. Prior experience handling 2 AWG to 4/0 AWG DLO cable or similar large‑gauge conductors. Ability to lift up to 75 pounds safely and repeatedly as required by the role. Ability to follow detailed work instructions and engineering specifications with high attention to detail. Commitment to working safely around electrical systems and in a production environment.
Additional Skills & Qualifications HVAC industry experience is preferred and considered an asset. Experience working on chiller units or refrigeration equipment is beneficial. Comfort working with high‑voltage wiring and industrial electrical components. Strong problem-solving skills to troubleshoot issues during assembly and testing. Ability to work effectively as part of a family‑oriented team and support shared production goals.
Willingness to travel to Canada for training, with potential for fast‑tracking into lead or supervisory roles. Reliability and strong work ethic to support job stability and long‑term growth. Why Work Here? You join a stable organization that is actively investing in growth, including building a new team for this facility and planning additional expansion in Arizona. The culture emphasizes a strong, family‑oriented team environment where collaboration and long‑term relationships matter.
Individuals who travel to Canada for training can be fast‑tracked into lead or even supervisory roles, creating clear opportunities for career advancement. The benefits package is comprehensive, including medical, dental, and vision coverage with a company-funded Visa to help offset high-deductible expenses, as well as company-paid short-term and long-term disability, a 401(k) plan, and eligibility for benefits starting on day one.
You also receive PTO and sick time, a yearly safety boot allowance, and provided work uniforms, supporting both your well-being and your day-to-day comfort on the job. Work Env