Manufacturing and Workshop Integration and Testing Technician

Manufacturing and Workshop Integration and Testing Technician Job Summary

Responsible for end-to-end workshop and manufacturing activities including control panel wiring, cabinet assembly, system integration, electronic component soldering, and pre-testing of automation and control systems. This role operates within a manufacturing or staging environment, preparing PLC, DCS, and instrumentation cabinets from assembly through to Factory Acceptance Testing (FAT) and customer handover.

• Perform control panel wiring, cable termination, ferruling, labeling, and assembly of PLC and DCS cabinets in accordance with design schematics and layout drawings.
• Execute precision soldering of electronic modules and PCBs in compliance with IPC and ESD standards, including solid‑state and HIPS system components.
• Conduct inspection, pre‑FAT checks, loop checks, I/O verification, and functional testing of assembled systems.
• Support FAT and IFAT activities with clients, ensuring system compliance and completeness of documentation.
• Troubleshoot wiring faults, control logic issues, and integration errors in coordination with engineering teams.
• Participate in pre‑commissioning preparation and support on‑site commissioning and startup activities as required.
• Maintain accurate assembly records, test reports, and punch‑list items throughout the build and test cycle.
• Ensure adherence to QA/QC procedures, international standards, and HSE requirements throughout all workshop activities.
• Coordinate with design, procurement, and project teams to resolve technical issues and ensure on‑time delivery.

• Diploma or degree in Electrical Engineering, Instrumentation, Electronics, or Mechatronics Engineering.
• Minimum 2 years of hands‑on experience in panel wiring, cabinet assembly, or control system integration in a workshop environment.
• Demonstrated knowledge of IPC soldering standards and ESD handling practices.
• Experience with FAT, IFAT, and pre‑commissioning activities is preferred.
• Familiarity with QA/QC procedures and international manufacturing standards.

• Proficiency in reading and interpreting electrical schematics, control drawings, and layout diagrams.
• Hands‑on expertise in panel wiring, cable termination, and ferruling to professional workshop standards.
• IPC‑certified soldering skills for electronic assemblies and PCBs.
• ESD awareness and safe handling of electronic components.
• Familiarity with PLC, DCS, and SCADA hardware integration.
• Knowledge of FAT, IFAT, and loop check documentation requirements.
• Strong attention to detail and quality consciousness.