Electrical Pre-Tester - Sumter, SC

Military Spouse Corporate Career Network•Sumter, SC

9d•Onsite

About The Position

Eaton’s ES AMER ARS division is seeking an Electrical Pre-Tester for its Sumter, South Carolina facility. The role verifies wiring and components, programs controllers, and supports electrical testing of switchboard products and components according to applicable test procedures and component literature. The position aims to support timely order fulfillment and Eaton’s quality standards. The schedule is Monday through Friday, 6:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. The stated hourly rate is $25.00, and the position is eligible for a variable incentive program. The Electrical Pre-Tester inspects wiring and tests switchboard products across production lines, documents inspections and nonconformances, verifies product revisions and documentation, and communicates production or design issues for correction and rework. The role also helps ensure suspect product is identified and may serve as an informal trainer for production personnel. The position requires knowledge of electricity, switchboard designs, wiring, applicable codes, manufacturing documents, testing procedures, and safe use of electrical testing equipment. A minimum one-year commitment is required to support project implementation.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED from an accredited institution.
Meet one of the following qualifications: an associate’s degree in Electronics or Mechatronics from an accredited institution, or a military technical school equivalent diploma in a related field.
At least 6 months of experience performing electrical testing, including reading schematics, troubleshooting circuits, verifying continuity, and general electrical component knowledge.
At least 6 months of wiring experience with switchboard or power distribution products.
Authorized to work in the United States on a continuous basis without company sponsorship.
Strong verbal and written communication, persuasive, and analytical problem-solving skills, with the ability to participate effectively in a team environment.
Thorough knowledge of basic electricity, current flow, component functionality, assembled switchboard product designs, component wiring, and assembly processes.
Knowledge of HiPot, Shunt Trip, component testing, configuration, NETA testing, and communication.
Competency in applicable UL codes, NEC codes, regional utility codes, and customer-specific requirements.
Ability to read, comprehend, and interpret manufacturing documents, including front views, MIs, Blow-Thrus, wiring diagrams, component literature, engineering drawings, and testing procedures.
Ability to use multimeters, troubleshoot complex electronics, and follow established safety procedures.
Commit to at least one year in the position to support full implementation of the project.

Nice To Haves

One year of experience performing electrical testing, including troubleshooting, circuit testing, electronics testing, product testing, or system diagnosis.
Two years of wiring experience, including reading schematics, troubleshooting circuits, verifying continuity, and general electrical component knowledge.
Bachelor of Science degree in engineering.

Responsibilities

Inspect wiring and test switchboard products on all lines according to work instructions and applicable governmental requirements, documenting inspections on the appropriate checklist.
Use continuity testers and trip test kits; verify switches and circuit breakers function properly; and conduct electrical tests in accordance with safety and training requirements and procedures, including Shunt Trip, configuration, and NETA testing.
Verify that wiring revisions released to the production floor have been incorporated, documentation reflects current revisions, and superseded documents are destroyed.
Ensure component literature and necessary product documentation are included with each job.
Document nonconformances as quality records to support problem solving and continuous improvement.
Communicate production nonconformances to appropriate production personnel promptly and verify required rework.
Communicate design errors to appropriate front-end personnel, obtain revisions, and verify required rework.
Ensure suspect product is identified at all times to prevent unintended use.
Serve as an informal trainer for production personnel.