Wiring Technician

About This Role

Join Crusoe Energy as a crucial Wiring Technician and be responsible for the expert assembly and precise wiring of a diverse range of control panels based on detailed engineering drawings, diagrams, and clear verbal instructions. Your meticulous skills will directly contribute to the quality and functionality of our manufactured products. This role offers a hands‑on opportunity to work with electrical systems, interpret technical documentation, and collaborate with a dedicated team.

The ideal candidate is a detail‑oriented individual with a foundational understanding of electrical principles, a strong aptitude for mechanical assembly and wiring, and a commitment to safety and quality workmanship. This is a full‑time position.

• Mechanical Assembly and Wiring Fundamentals: Utilize basic hand tool skills, adhere to PPE (Personal Protective Equipment) guidelines, perform drilling and tapping of metal components, employ correct fastening techniques, accurately measure materials, and expertly perform wire stripping, crimping, and cutting tasks.

• Blueprint and Schematic Interpretation: Read and interpret control and electrical manufacturing drawings to a competent level, ensuring accurate wiring and assembly.

• Adherence to Safety and Quality Standards: Work diligently to meet and exceed accepted safety and quality standards in all tasks performed.

• Understanding of Manufacturing Procedures: Develop a strong understanding of industry‑standard manufacturing procedures for efficient and effective assembly.

• Cable Preparation: Prepare cables for seamless installation within control panels and related equipment.

• Labeling and Identification: Create clear and accurate labels and cable tags using both electronic and handheld label machines for proper identification.

• Cable Sizing and Termination: Understand the principles of cable sizing and utilize the correct ferrule and crimp sizes for secure and reliable terminations.

• Component Layout and Mounting: Mechanically lay out electrical and electronic components onto sub‑panels according to drawings and securely mount them.

• Power and Control Wiring Differentiation: Develop a basic understanding of the fundamental differences between power and control wiring systems.

• HPI Drawing Comprehension: Be able to read and understand HPI (likely a Crusoe internal standard) drawings and possess a working understanding of cable color coding conventions.

• Project Communication: Effectively liaise between project engineers and other project team members regarding manufacturing processes and drawing standards.

• Basic Field Cabling Knowledge: Gain a basic understanding of field cabling techniques and methods for securing cables, conduit, cable trays, and trunking.

• Field Device Installation and Termination: Install and mount various field devices, accurately terminating cables to instrumentation, marshaling cabinets, and junction boxes as required.

• Assembly and Looming: Assemble, wire, and loom cables according to Crusoe’s internal HPI standards for organized and reliable wiring harnesses.

• Material Level Awareness: Understand the importance of maintaining sufficient material levels to ensure uninterrupted manufacturing processes.

• Entry‑Level
  
  Experience:
  
  0‑2+ years of prior experience in an electronic assembly environment or as an electrician’s apprentice, demonstrating a foundational understanding of assembly and wiring.

• Blueprint/Schematic Reading & Mechanical Aptitude: Ability to read and understand a wide range of blueprints, wiring diagrams, and schematics accurately. A demonstrated mechanical aptitude and dexterity for hands‑on assembly tasks.

• Basic Electrical Theory: Must have a reasonable understanding of fundamental electronic/electrical theory.

• Physical Capability: Ability to occasionally lift, lower, push, and pull materials up to 50 lbs. Ability to stand, walk, stoop, and bend for extended periods of 8 hours or more daily to perform assembly tasks. Requires constant use of arms, hands, fingers, eyes, legs, and back for detailed wiring and assembly work.

• Attention to Detail: Must be highly detail‑oriented to ensure accuracy…