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JUMPSTART, ADVANCE, AND LOVE YOUR CAREER WITH SMSI

At SMSI, we believe in our employees. With above-average pay, extensive benefits, vocational training, and a family-based atmosphere, we are always looking for people seeking to improve themselves. Together our team strives to perform the best service possible for customers. We thrive on challenges and believe in fair compensation for dedication, detail, and professionalism.

This position will be working with our teams and clients to solve problems, support projects, improve operations, and develop healthy business infrastructure. Springfield Mechanical Services, Inc (SMSI) has been driven by this core purpose for more than 34 years - energizing SMSI team members and helping clients solve challenging and complex problems with innovative engineering, project construction, equipment service, system inspections, technology, and control solutions. SMSI team members are guided by the fundamental beliefs of building trusted relationships, personal accountability, innovation, and excellence in everything we do.

Compensation- $20 hourly (and up depending on experience)

Responsibilities

• As a control panel builder, your responsibilities include the assembly of electrical components into a control panel for industrial machines.
• You are responsible for the assembly of complex wiring layouts on electric units, the set up of testing systems, and the preparation of panels for shipment.
• You primarily use hand tools like screwdrivers, wire strippers, and crimpers.
• Other duties include communicating problems and quality control issues to supervisors and co-workers, anticipating material and resource needs for upcoming projects, and keeping the work area clean and organized.
• You may operate a forklift, pallet jack, or other equipment to load and ship products.

Qualifications

• Qualifications needed to become a control panel builder include a high school diploma or GED certificate.
• You must be able to read electrical wire schematics and other technical drawings.
• You also need excellent electrical skills, and you must be able to use precision measurement tools, such as micrometers and gauges. It is critical that you have strong verbal communication skills, a keen eye for detail, and knowledge of safety best practices.
• Experience in electrical panel building or a related field is preferred.