Nightshift Assembly Technician Power Distribution Units

Description Build Critical Power Equipment With IE

Intermountain Electronics (IE) designs and manufactures dependable power distribution and process infrastructure used across industrial and mission-critical applications throughout North America. We provide custom-engineered, packaged equipment and specialize in the design, manufacturing, automation, and testing of power distribution solutions for OEM, mission-critical, oil and gas, mining, and other industrial markets.

We're looking for a PDU Assembly Technician to join our Night Shift team at our Price, Utah facility
. This position reports directly to the PDU Assembly Supervisor
.

IE offers the opportunity to work on challenging projects, develop new skills, and take on interesting and varied work. You'll be surrounded by a team of motivated, fun-loving, and generous people who take pride in what they do and in being part of a company that builds infrastructure that powers the world.

To learn more about IE and the equipment we manufacture, visit

Job Title: PDU Assembly Technician
Shift: Night Shift
Schedule: Monday–Thursday, 8:00 PM–6:30 AM
Location: Price, Utah
Reports To: PDU Assembly Supervisor

Our benefits package includes:

• Competitive salary
• Paid Time Off (PTO)
• 10 Paid Holidays
• Medical and Dental Plans
• Teladoc with 24/7/365 access to U.S. Board-Certified doctors
• Employee Assistance Program
• Company-Paid Life Insurance
• Supplemental Vision and Life Insurance
• Supplemental Short-Term Disability (STD) and Long-Term Disability (LTD) Insurance
• 401(k) with company match up to 6% of base salary
• Health Savings Account (HSA) with available company match up to $2,000 based on family size
• Paid Parental Leave

As a PDU Assembly Technician, you'll work in a high-volume production environment assembling mechanical components, installing electrical devices, and performing basic wiring on electrical equipment. This may include working with switches, breakers, electrical panels, and related components.

Technicians in this position cross-train between mechanical and electrical assembly functions and are expected to consistently produce efficient, high-quality work while meeting the demands of a high-volume production environment.

Additional responsibilities may be assigned based on production needs.

• Read and interpret technical assembly prints while working under the direction of an Electrical or Mechanical Lead Technician or the PDU Assembly Supervisor.
• Construct mechanical and bus bar assemblies and wire and install electrical components, including switches, programmable process controllers (PLCs), data loggers, relays, breakers, electronic instruments, and other instrumentation used in the manufacture and repair of electrical power equipment.
• Position, align, and make necessary adjustments to mechanical work pieces and electrical components to prepare them for assembly or wiring.
• Complete basic electrical wiring functions as required for assigned equipment.
• Build and install wiring racks and electrical bus bar according to project requirements.
• Inspect and correct assembly issues by adjusting, repairing, or replacing electrical, electronic, and mechanical components to ensure finished work conforms to required specifications.
• Troubleshoot basic electrical and mechanical problems, determine the cause of equipment malfunctions or failures, and complete necessary repairs.
• Evaluate equipment to determine whether repairs are practical, determine repair costs, refurbish equipment, and replace defective components when required.
• Complete installations according to current electrical codes, customer specifications, IE standard procedures, and established quality-control requirements.
• Manage assigned work to ensure projects are completed according to required schedules, quality expectations, and delivery requirements.

• Safely use the hand tools required for assembly work, including wire strippers, crimpers, drills, razor knives, and other applicable tools.
• Use overhead cranes, forklifts, and hoists to support electrical assembly and move materials or projects as necessary.
• Properly care for tools and equipment, maintain them in good operating condition, and return equipment to the appropriate storage location at the end of each shift.