Power Distribution Panel Fabrication Specialist

Power Distribution Panel Fabrication Specialist Power systems depend on craftsmanship. Join a team where your precision assembly directly supports customers’ most critical operations—and where your growth matters.

Why this role matters

You’ll transform components into finished switch gear and breaker units that meet rigorous engineering drawings and customer specifications. Using the master copy, spec sheet, front elevation, and WO files, you’ll turn documentation into dependable power distribution products.

Your impact

Build mechanical assemblies for switch gear/breakers exactly to spec.

Maintain tools; use hand/power tools safely and effectively.

Run in-process inspections; apply standard work and surface quality risks.

Track shortages and keep production moving.

Execute ship-prep activities, including splitting gear, to meet delivery targets.

Contribute to root-cause analysis on engineering changes and drive discrepancy corrections.

Support a small team at the direction of a lead assembler/supervisor.

Complete final in-process inspections and mechanical adjustments for switch gear.

Champion safety, attend safety meetings, and keep your workspace clean and organized.

How you’ll grow

From mastering three-line drawings to documenting HFDs and applying ISO-aligned practices, you’ll expand your technical toolkit while contributing to continuous improvement and on-time delivery.

Reporting & Essentials Division:
Service

Reports to:

Manufacturing Supervisor Supervision:
None Overtime Eligibility:
EligibleFLSA Status Non-Exempt Qualifications High  School Diploma or GED preferred.
2–4 years of manufacturing experience—ideally assembling medium/large metal enclosures or electrical switch gear.

Proficient with tape-measure reading and conversions (fraction/decimal; metric/imperial).Basic English literacy (written and verbal) and desktop computing.

Safe operation of hand/power tools; able to lift up to 50 lbs.

Preferred MES fundamentals;
Oracle preferred.

Core capabilities

Read spec sheets; select hardware per requirements.

Interpret single-line and three-line drawings and symbols.

Execute change orders correctly.

Identify discrepancies; write HFDs to initiate corrections.

Understand mechanical drawings and design intent.

Follow direction from Lead Assemblers; meet commitments reliably.

Self-driven, organized, and results-focused; challenges the status quo to improve outcomes.

Adaptable to new ideas, technologies, processes, and product revisions.

Customer-first mindset; acts with integrity and sound judgment.

Accurate, thorough, dependable; collaborates well across departments.

Adheres to manufacturing policies and ISO requirements.

Work environment

Safety-sensitive position in a temperature-controlled manufacturing/industrial environment with occasional outside work.

PPE required: safety shoes, hard hats/bump caps, safety glasses, hearing protection, safety harnesses as needed, and respirators when required.

Work from ladders (step, A-frame, etc.); operate at heights up to ~20 ft with proper lift and Fall Protection Equipment.

Physical demands

Maintain balance and agility while walking, standing, crouching, and climbing stairs/ladders.

Bend at waist and knees; extend arms/hands freely.

Stand and walk for extended periods.

Frequently work with both arms above shoulder height and at full reach.

Lift up to 50 lbs.

Frequent use of hand and power tools.

Note This overview describes essential job functions but is not a complete list of all responsibilities or tasks.

Technical Proficiencies Electrical schematics

Machine building/assembly

Tape-measure reading

Maintenance and repair

Mechanical assembly

Equipment installation

High School / GED Blueprint reading