Installer Electrical

Terex Corporation • Winter Park, FL

2d • Onsite

About The Position

Specialty Vehicles Orlando manufactures Road Rescue and Wheeled Coach ambulances, including Type 1, Type 2, Type 3, and medium-duty models. As part of Terex Corporation, the company builds specialized vehicles and equipment with a focus on safety, innovation, and quality. The Installer Electrical installs and troubleshoots 12V, 110V, and three-phase electrical system components, as well as aftermarket and OEM vehicle lighting and accessories. The role includes quality-control repairs and rework and requires meeting production, safety, housekeeping, quality, and attendance standards. The employee must also follow hazardous-waste handling and response procedures.

The position requires one year of automotive electrical installation experience in a manufacturing environment. Employees must be able to interpret engineering drawings and electrical schematics, use measuring devices and electrical testing tools, troubleshoot and repair electrical components, and safely use hand, pneumatic, and power tools. Hazardous-materials handling training is required, with hazardous-waste training provided within six months of taking the position and reviewed every 12 months thereafter.

This is a physically demanding manufacturing-floor role. It involves working near moving mechanical parts and exposure to airborne particles, fumes, vibration, occasional toxic or caustic chemicals, elevated noise, dusty conditions, and heat that may reach 105 degrees. The employee may need to lift up to 40 pounds, work overhead or from ladders or scaffolding, and stand at a workstation for up to ten hours per day. Overtime may be required, including mandatory overtime on up to three of four Fridays per month.

Requirements

• One year of experience in automotive electrical installation in a manufacturing environment.
• Read, write, comprehend, and communicate simple instructions, correspondence, and memos in English.
• Read and interpret engineering drawings, schematics, blueprints, engineering layouts, work orders, and change orders.
• Read and use linear and other measuring devices, including voltmeters and test lights.
• Troubleshoot and repair electrical system components.
• Perform operations within acceptable quality and time standards.
• Present information effectively in one-on-one and small-group situations.
• Use pneumatic and power tools and operate tools safely, including drills and screw guns.
• Use basic mathematics and have general knowledge of OSHA and EPA standards.
• Complete hazardous-materials handling training and annual refresher training, along with hazardous-waste training and periodic reviews.
• Lift and/or move up to 40 pounds without assistance; work in squatting, kneeling, bending, and overhead positions; and use ladders or scaffolding.
• Stand at a workstation for ten hours a day, minus specified breaks, and work in heat up to 105 degrees for more than ten hours per day.
• Safely use specified hand, air, and power tools, machinery, and protective safety equipment.
• Handle and dispose of hazardous waste.
• Work in noisy and dusty conditions.

Responsibilities

• Install and troubleshoot 12V, 110V, and three-phase electrical system components.
• Install aftermarket and OEM vehicle lighting and accessories.
• Perform quality-control repairs and rework.
• Follow verbal and written directions, set work priorities, and meet scheduled production goals.
• Meet department safety, housekeeping, quality-assurance, and quality-control standards.
• Maintain cooperative working relationships and comply with company conduct and attendance rules.
• Handle hazardous waste appropriately, keep satellite and storage containers closed except when adding or removing waste, and follow spill-response and evacuation procedures.
• Perform other duties and responsibilities as required.

What This Job Offers

• Job Type: Full-time
• Career Level: Entry Level
• Education Level: No Education Listed