Electronics Assembler - Cabinet Assembly

Specific Role: The Cabinet Assembly Technician is a key role within EMIT's Electrical Assembly department. This position is responsible for assembling, mounting, and wiring electrical control cabinets in accordance with mechanical drawings, electrical schematics, and manufacturing orders. The Cabinet Assembly Technician ensures all assemblies are completed accurately, safely, and efficiently while maintaining EMIT's quality standards and supporting production schedules. Key Accountabilities: Daily Production & Cabinet Assembly Execution Assemble electrical control cabinets according to manufacturing orders and production schedules. Mount electrical components, devices, and hardware using mechanical drawings and layout documentation. Wire electrical components in accordance with electrical schematics, wiring diagrams, and engineering specifications. Route and secure wiring using established workmanship standards. Verify all wiring connections and component placement prior to advancing work to the next operation. Perform self-inspections to ensure assemblies meet engineering and quality requirements before transferring completed work. Quality & Safety Build cabinets to EMIT quality standards while following engineering specifications and assembly procedures. Inspect completed work for proper component placement, wire routing, labeling, and workmanship. Identify and correct quality issues before releasing assemblies to the next production stage. Follow all EMIT safety policies, lockout/tagout procedures when applicable, and required PPE guidelines. Immediately report unsafe conditions, damaged equipment, or quality concerns to leadership. Material & Equipment Management Verify components, hardware, wiring, and documentation before beginning assembly. Ensure the correct revision of drawings and schematics is being used. Safely operate hand tools, power tools, wire processing equipment, and testing equipment required for cabinet assembly. Report damaged, missing, or incorrect materials to the appropriate personnel. Maintain tools and equipment in good working condition. Communication, Organization & Continuous Improvement Communicate production issues, engineering discrepancies, and material shortages promptly. Maintain a clean, organized, and safe work area in accordance with 5S principles. Support team members to maintain production flow and meet daily schedules. Recommend process improvements that increase safety, quality, or efficiency. Participate in continuous improvement initiatives and support standardized work practices. Qualifications: High school diploma or GED preferred. Previous electrical assembly, panel building, cabinet assembly, or manufacturing experience preferred. Ability to read and interpret mechanical drawings, electrical schematics, and wiring diagrams. Familiarity with electrical components, wire identification, and assembly tools. Ability to accurately use…