Electrical Cable Assembly Technician

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Full Time Des Moines, IA, Des Moines, IA, US

Resolux Group is a global provider of integrated lighting, electrical, and mechanical systems for wind turbine towers and nacelles, serving onshore, offshore, and aftermarket customers. Founded in Denmark in 1995, Resolux combines products and components from multiple suppliers into consolidated, pre-packaged kitting solutions that are ready for efficient customer installation. With sales and production operations across Brazil, the United States, China, South Korea, Türkiye, and India, Resolux supports customers through a global-local supply chain focused on technical solutions, competitive pricing, accurate delivery, and reduced resource consumption.

Resolux Group became part of Gexpro Services in November 2021, expanding its capabilities in vendor-managed inventory, global logistics, manufacturing localization, import expertise, and end-to-end project management.

Schedule:

First shift, generally 7:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. The schedule may be adjusted based on operational needs and seasonal conditions, and overtime may be required.

Resolux Inc. is seeking a dependable, detail-oriented, and mechanically inclined Electrical Cable Assembly Technician to build, terminate, test, inspect, and package small-, medium-, and large-gauge electrical cable assemblies. This hands-on production role requires consistent attendance, attention to quality, and the ability to work safely as part of a coordinated production team. Previous electrical or cable assembly experience is helpful but not required.

Resolux will train candidates who demonstrate mechanical aptitude, a willingness to learn, and the ability to follow established work instructions and quality standards. A qualified candidate will be able to perform the following tasks:

• Load cable reels into payoff equipment and safely operate assigned cable-handling systems.
• Set up and operate heavy-duty cable coiling equipment.
• Measure, record, coil, and cut cable to customer-specified lengths using approved equipment and measurement devices.
• Strip cable jackets and conductor insulation to specified dimensions using manual and powered tools.
• Apply conductor identification and phase tape in accordance with drawings and work instructions.
• Prepare conductors and grounding conductors for termination.
• Assemble and install industrial power connectors, plugs, receptacles, junctions, and related components.
• Terminate conductors and grounding conductors according to electrical diagrams, work instructions, and assembly specifications.
• Verify conductor placement, torque values, termination quality, and the mechanical condition of completed assemblies.
• Conduct continuity testing and, when required, insulation resistance (Megger) and dielectric withstand (HiPot) testing.
• Verify electrical integrity and compliance with customer specifications; record test results and maintain required quality documentation.
• Identify and report nonconforming materials or assemblies.
• Coil, secure, label, and package completed assemblies for shipment.
• Move cable reels and finished goods using approved material‑handling equipment and team‑lift practices when appropriate.
• Maintain organized workstations and production areas.
• Follow all safety procedures related to cable handling, electrical testing, tools, equipment, and manufacturing operations.
• Complete assigned production steps and learn additional stations across the cable assembly process.
• Perform other…