Electrical and Instrumentation Assembly Technician

$22-27/HR with a ton of OT (1.5x pay rate)

Onsite M-F in Cypress, TX

As an Electrical & Controls Assembly Technician, you begin the day with a project briefing to review goals, priorities, and safety protocols related to gas turbines and compressor package assembly. Your workday includes interpreting electrical drawings, preparing materials, verifying component quality, and assembling and wiring electrical systems. You’ll work hands‑on with both electrical and mechanical components, ensuring all tasks are completed safely, accurately, and in alignment with production standards.

• Interpret and apply electrical schematics, wiring diagrams, and technical drawings (English and metric).
• Assemble, wire, test, and troubleshoot electrical equipment, including control panels, conduit systems, cable trays, and wire terminations.
• Perform electrical work on rotating equipment packages, including gas turbines and compressors.
• Identify, understand, and work with components such as:
• Motor Control Centers (MCCs)
• Generator control systems
• Vibration monitoring instrumentation
• Apply and follow National Electrical Code (NEC), International Electrical Code (IEC), and associated standards for hazardous and intrinsically safe areas.
• Operate and maintain hand tools, air-powered tools, torque wrenches, measuring devices, and shop machinery necessary for electrical assembly.
• Document and chart test results according to production standards and turbine engine assembly procedures.
• Communicate effectively with Engineers, Quality Control, Parts Department, and management to support smooth workflow.
• Maintain accurate production files, records, and quality documentation.
• Keep work areas clean and organized while adhering to all safety policies, work instructions, and company procedures.

• High School Diploma or GED OR 10+ years of relevant industrial electrician experience
• 5-15 years of experience in electrical assembly, wiring of control panels, or rotating equipment manufacturing
• Ability to read and interpret electrical schematics, wiring diagrams, and technical drawings
• Ability to identify and work with electrical components (breakers, disconnects, starters, relays, overloads, timers, etc.)
• Proficiency with wire sizes from 18 AWG up to 1/0 AWG
• Skilled in the use of hand tools (screwdrivers, wire strippers, crimpers, cutters), air-driven tools, and torque wrenches

• Computer or iPad skills (Windows, Microsoft)