Electrical Assembly Technician

Cold Jet•Loveland, OH

About The Position

We solve the world’s cleaning and transport cooling problems with products that are environmentally sustainable, do not generate waste streams, and are occupationally safe. Our dry ice cleaning and dry ice production products put recycled CO2 to work - replacing harmful processes with a water-free, waste-free, and chemical-free solution. Cold Jet is the global leader in dry ice technology. We are growing rapidly and we will continue to maintain our dominant market position by hiring, training, and retaining talented, energetic, and entrepreneurially-minded individuals around the world. Our Culture We have built a culture that encourages success and also promotes an environment of innovation and free-thinking. Initiative, hard work and achievement are attributes that we value and they do not go unnoticed. We set challenging goals for individuals, and our company as a whole, and those that perform and produce results are rewarded, both financially and professionally. The opportunities are limitless for those that take part in steering the company to success and driving the company to further growth. For more information about Cold Jet, please visit www.coldjet.com. We are seeking a full-time Electrical Assembler. Responsibilities include the mechanical assembly of electrical components, control panels and enclosures. The Electrical Assembler is also responsible for machine wiring and for performing quality testing on electrical systems. The standard shift schedule for the Electrical Assembler position hours are 6:30 am – 5:00 pm. Monday through Thursday. Actual hours may vary by overtime requirements and flexible shift scheduling to meet demand.

Requirements

HS Diploma or GED required. Vocational school, trade school, or formal OTJ apprenticeship training preferred.
2 or more years experience in electrical assembly required. Experience in the machine tool or industrial machinery industries preferred.
Knowledge of NEC, CSA, NFPA standards
Knowledge of best practices in machine and control box wiring
Proficient at reading electrical schematics
Troubleshoots, problem solves well
Works to continuously improve processes and procedures
Must be able to lift electrical boxes (35 lbs)

Nice To Haves

Vocational school, trade school, or formal OTJ apprenticeship training preferred.
Experience in the machine tool or industrial machinery industries preferred.