Controls Panel Fabricator

Felix ConstructionPhoenix, AZ
Onsite

About The Position

Felix Construction Company is seeking a Controls Panel Fabricator. This role will work in a climate-controlled shop and will manufacture electrical panels used in the water and wastewater industry. This position will report to the Panel Shop Manager. Hours are Monday-Friday, 6AM-2:30PM.

Requirements

  • 5+ years of electrical control experience is required (must have experience in a UL508A panel shop to be considered)
  • Have experience in a panel shop
  • Have manual dexterity to bend, feed, and terminate wires
  • Ability to bend, twist and stand to perform normal job duties
  • Team player, motivated to learn and has interest in electrical fields
  • Is punctual and has attention to detail
  • Able to effectively communicate in English and follow directions
  • Must have the legal right to work in the U.S. for any employer without sponsorship
  • Must pass a pre-employment drug screen

Nice To Haves

  • Some AutoCAD experience preferred
  • High school diploma or equivalent is preferred

Responsibilities

  • Read schematics to feed wire for new electrical panels
  • Pull bill of materials (BOM) to create job boxes
  • Utilize AutoCAD to get accurate measurements for interior and exterior enclosure/panel layouts
  • Redline schematic/print sets
  • Update basic Panel Shop and field redlines utilizing AutoCAD
  • Cut, modify, and fabricate panels and enclosures
  • Operate various hand/power tools
  • Operate electrical process meter
  • Maintain UL information and UL log
  • Maintain Panel Shop tools, printers/engravers/software

Benefits

  • 100% employee-owned company
  • ESOP program
  • Discretionary annual bonus program
  • 401k with 6% employer match
  • Rich benefits package with substantial employer contribution
  • Generous Time Off Policy (PTO)
  • 8 paid company holidays
  • Professional development programs
  • team activities
  • organized volunteer initiatives
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