Brehob Corporation

Electrical Panel Builder

Indianapolis, IN
Full Time
Experienced

Why a career as an Electrical Panel Builder with Brehob?

Brehob has proudly served the industry for over 70 years with leading products and best in class customer service.

Competitive Benefits:

  • Medical, Dental, Vision, and Life benefits start on the 1st of the month after 30th day of employment
  • PTO and paid holidays after 90 days of employment
  • 401k after 6 months of employment
  • 401k matching and profit sharing
  • HSA Contributions by company
  • Technicians paid by hands of the clock
  • Referral Program up to $1500

Responsibilities:

  • Read electrical schematics
  • Layout and assemble electrical panels
  • Wire components on electrical panels and enclosures
  • Cut electrical enclosures and mount components
  • Install panels into enclosures
  • Assist wiring equipment
  • Communicate with the electrical designer to clarify any issues or relay any corrections or changes to the electrical design
  • Fully review own work for accuracy and quality
  • Check parts out from stock as needed
  • Adhere to company’s safety policies to create a safe work environment for employees
  • Frequently stand for long periods of time; frequently required to walk
  • Consistently bend, stoop, reach, twist, push/pull

Job Requirements:

  • Capable of following electrical schematics
  • General knowledge National Electrical Code
  • Skilled at using volt meters to troubleshoot devices and other standard testing devices
  • Knowledgeable and experienced working safely with 480 volts
  • Ability to solder
  • High attention to detail
  • High School Diploma or equivalent
  • AAS degree in EET, EE or equivalent experience

Job Snapshot:

Employment Type: Full-Time

Job Type: Industrial

Experience: At least 2 year(s)

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