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RPC Company · Posted Nov 6, 2026
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Wiring Department – Electrical Assembler Requirements Irving, TX $18.50/hour Mon-Fri, 6 AM - 2:30 PM Temp to Perm Position Overview The Wiring Department Electrical Assembler is responsible for assembling and wiring elevator controllers according to Engineering drawings, BOMs, and company production standards. This position requires attention to detail, basic electrical knowledge, good workmanship, and the ability to complete assigned jobs accurately while meeting production deadlines. 1. Electrical Wiring and Assembly Ability to wire elevator controllers using Engineering drawings. Connect wires to the correct terminals and components. Read and follow wire numbers and terminal identification. Cut, strip, crimp, and terminate wires properly. Install ferrules, ring terminals, and other wire connectors. Route wiring neatly through wire ducts. Secure wiring using cable ties and approved methods. Maintain proper wire lengths and organization. Identify damaged wires or incorrect connections. Follow approved wiring procedures and company standards. 2. Reading Engineering Drawings Ability to read basic electrical schematics and wiring diagrams. Understand component symbols and terminal numbers. Follow the latest drawing revisions. Identify the correct wiring connections from the prints. Understand the difference between power wiring and control wiring. Follow special job instructions and approved change orders. Ask Engineering or Production for clarification when drawings are incorrect or unclear. 3. Electrical Component Installation Must be able to install and wire components such as: Relays and contactors. Circuit breakers and fuses. Terminal blocks. Transformers. Power supplies. Hydraulic starters. KEB and Magnetek drives. Dynamic brake resistors (DBRs). CE, CT, and other controller boards. Battery backup systems. GFCI outlets. Door operator connections. Grounding terminals and wiring. Previous experience with elevator equipment is preferred but not required. Training will be provided. 4. Mechanical Assembly Skills Use drills, screwdrivers, wire strippers, crimpers, and hand tools. Use torque tools when required. Maintain proper spacing between electrical components. Avoid damaging components during installation. 5. Wiring Quality and Workmanship Produce clean, organized, and consistent wiring. Ensure wires are securely connected. Avoid exposed copper, loose strands, and damaged insulation. Follow approved wire routing and separation requirements. Keep all wire labels visible and readable. Check completed work before moving to the next assembly step. Correct mistakes identified during internal inspections. Maintain the same wiring standards across all jobs. 6. Safety Requirements Follow electrical and manufacturing safety procedures. Use required personal protective equipment (PPE). Follow lockout/tagout procedures when applicable and authorized. Do not work on energized equipment unless specifically trained and authorized under an approved procedure. Maintain a clean and safe workstation. Report unsafe equipment or damaged tools. Follow proper lifting and material-handling procedures. Understand basic electrical hazards. 7. Production and Time Management Complete assigned wiring jobs within production schedules. Work on multiple assemblies when required. Meet daily production expectations. Communicate when missing parts or incorrect drawings cause delays. Assist other team members when production volume increases. Be prepared to work under pressure during high-volume production periods, especially toward the end of the month. Maintain accuracy without sacrificing quality to meet deadlines. 8. Teamwork and Communication Report missing components immediately. Communicate wiring errors or drawing discrepancies. Accept feedback and make necessary corrections. Follow instructions from Production leads and supervisors. Assist with training and supporting new employees when needed. 9. Required Qualifications Basic knowledge of electrical wiring or willingness to learn. Ability to use hand tools and electrical assembly tools. Ability to read wiring diagrams or learn through training. Good hand-eye coordination and manual dexterity. Strong attention to detail. Ability to follow written and verbal instructions. Basic understanding of measurements. Ability to work independently and with a team. Good attendance and dependability. Ability to stand for extended periods and perform routine physical assembly work. Ability to meet production deadlines. Previous experience in electrical panel wiring, industrial control panels, electrical assembly, or elevator controller manufacturing is preferred. 10. Preferred Experience Candidates with experience in the following areas would be beneficial: Industrial control panel assembly. Electrical cabinet wiring. Reading electrical schematics. Wire crimping and termination. DIN rail and terminal block installation. Working with 208V, 230V, and 480V equipment in a safe, de-energized assembly environment. Manufacturing production processes. Using BOMs and work orders. 11. Employee Expectations The electrical assembler is expected to: Arrive on time and be ready to work. Follow Engineering drawings without unauthorized changes. Maintain a clean and organized workstation. Complete assignments accurately and efficiently. Take responsibility for the quality of their work. Communicate production issues immediately. Work well with other employees. Follow company safety and production procedures. Be willing to learn new wiring methods and controller configurations. Overall Goal The goal of the Wiring Department is to build elevator controllers that are wired correctly, assembled professionally, and ready for the Test Department with minimal rework. Every assembler is responsible for ensuring their work meets Smartrise manufacturing standards before passing the controller to the next stage of production.