Electrical Assembly

Job DetailsJob Location: Germantown Plant - Germantown, WI 53022Position Summary  Enercon Industries, a dynamic mid-sized family company, stands as a global leader in manufacturing technical equipment for various industries. Renowned for our cutting-edge Induction Cap Sealers and Surface Treating equipment, we take pride in driving innovation and setting market standards. We are currently seeking a skilled and motivated individual to join our team in the role of an Assembler.    Key Responsibilities:   The Electrical Assembler constructs company products in accordance with applicable Bills of Material, blueprints, and assembly instructions. This position assembles and wires Cap Sealer and Corona Treater panels and cabinets according to wiring diagrams and keeps the Department Manager informed of sub-assembly and fabrication part requirements.   Responsibilities:  Wire panel and power supplies, modifies if necessary and inspects parts prior to installation Marks all wires as indicated on wiring diagrams Applies thermal and anti-seize compounds according to established procedures Wraps and anchors wire harnesses according to established procedures or special orders Assembles and wires Cap Sealer panels and cabinets according to wiring and hosing instructions with special attention to hose length and hose camp accessibility Installs fittings that ensure prevention of leaks and facilitates proper electrical clearances Labels power supply cabinets and inspects cabinets for flaws prior to installing panels Performs other tasks as required. Responsibilities include, but are not necessarily limited to, the duties listed on this job description Qualifications Minimum 1 year of related electrical assembly experience Knowledge of general hand tool use and experience with proper soldering techniques Ability to read and interpret blueprints, wiring diagrams, and assembly diagrams Emphasizes quality of work demonstrated through inspection of completed products Embraces Enercon’s culture centered around service, accountability, and innovation