Industrial Control Panel Assembler Step into a day where your craftsmanship powers cutting-edge automation. You arrive, grab the latest build package for a robotic cell, and start transforming drawings into a polished, fully wired control panel that will drive world-class automation systems. A day in your role Morning: You review engineering drawings, electrical schematics, wiring diagrams, and blueprints. You plan the enclosure layout, mark cutouts, and prepare panels and backplates. Before a single hole is drilled, you reconcile parts against the Bill of Material to ensure everything is on hand. Midday: You assemble electrical control panels and related assemblies, wiring devices with correct voltage levels and industry-standard color codes. With wire strippers, crimpers, soldering irons, screwdrivers, wrenches, and measurement devices, you route and terminate neatly, labeling as you go. Afternoon: You conduct continuity checks and workmanship reviews to meet strict FANUC standards for safety and quality. You complete work orders and ERP transactions, tidy your station, and note any improvements for the next build. Throughout the day, you follow Lockout/Tagout, PPE guidelines, hazardous material handling, and all electrical safety standards—working efficiently both independently and alongside your team to hit productivity goals. What you'll tackle Assemble electrical control panels and automation equipment to engineering specifications Interpret and apply electrical schematics, wiring diagrams, blueprints, and technical docs Execute enclosure layouts, panel prep, and precision cutouts based on build needs Wire components using proper voltages and industry color conventions Verify electrical and mechanical parts against the BOM Perform quality inspections to ensure conformance with FANUC workmanship, continuity, and safety requirements Use electrical hand tools and measurement devices with confidence Complete work orders and transact builds in the ERP system Adhere to LOTO, PPE, hazardous materials, and electrical safety procedures Maintain productivity targets while contributing as an individual and team member What you bring High School Diploma or GED 1-5 years in manufacturing electrical assembly, panel building, or electrical test Fluency reading electrical schematics, blueprints, and engineering drawings Hands-on experience with both electrical and mechanical assemblies Proficiency with wire strippers, crimpers, soldering irons, screwdrivers, wrenches, and measurement tools Detail focus and a strong commitment to quality Background working in manufacturing environments Candidates from Electrical Repair, Maintenance, Automotive, Panel Building, Electrician, or Electrical Apprenticeship roles are encouraged to apply Preferred ISO 9001 familiarity Experience with ERP systems Knowledge of MIOSHA regulations, Lockout/Tagout, and manufacturing safety procedures Join a world leader in industrial automation and robotics and build panels that bring advanced systems to life.