Electrical Assembler-Power

Electrical Assembler I – Power Generators Full‑Time • Non‑Exempt • On‑Site (San Bernardino, CA) • Monday–Friday 5:00am-1:30pm (Overtime as Needed) We are seeking a detail‑oriented and safety‑focused Electrical Assembler I to support the assembly and disassembly of electrical components and subassemblies for MQ Power Generators. In this hands‑on role, you’ll work from schematics and drawings to wire, terminate, test, and install electrical systems using a variety of hand and power tools. If you enjoy working in a fast‑paced manufacturing environment, take pride in precise workmanship, and are comfortable working with electrical systems, this role offers an opportunity to contribute directly to quality power equipment production. What You’ll Do Electrical Assembly & Installation • Perform electrical assembly and disassembly on generator components and subassemblies. • Read and interpret work orders, wiring diagrams, and electrical schematics to determine assembly methods. • Route, assemble, and install wiring and electrical components including: • Reconnection boards, terminal blocks, controls, bus panels • Relays, circuit breakers, controllers, CTs, cam‑loks • Engine DC, Generator AC, junction boxes, and main control panels • Manufacture or modify custom wiring harnesses to fit equipment specifications. • Cut wire and cable to required lengths. • Crimp terminals and lugs using hand or machine crimping tools. • Route, comb, twist, tie‑wrap, solder, and secure wiring according to layout and safety standards. Testing & Quality • Conduct functional and continuity testing on electrical assemblies, components, wire harnesses, and plugs using meters and testing instruments. • Analyze drawings and schematics to ensure installations meet efficiency and safety standards. • Maintain high levels of accuracy and workmanship on all assemblies. Collaboration & Safety • Coordinate with team members to complete assemblies and production schedules. • Participate in meetings, training sessions, and safety briefings as assigned. • Request equipment and supplies as needed to support production and maintain adequate inventory. • Follow all safety policies and procedures when handling tools, equipment, and machinery. Additional Responsibilities • Perform other related duties as assigned. What You Bring Experience & Qualifications • 1–3 years of electrical assembly experience required. • Ability to read and understand electrical schematics and drawings. • Experience using hand and power tools in a manufacturing environment. • Ability to operate forklifts and cranes (or willingness to be trained). Skills & Work Style • Strong attention to detail with a focus on accuracy and quality. • Ability to manage time effectively and work under high‑pressure production demands. • Comfortable working in tight or awkward positions, including: • Overhead reach, forward and lateral reach • Squatting, twisting, and neck rotation • Willingness to work overtime, including Saturdays. • Positive, reliable, and team‑oriented attitude. Physical Requirements • Occasionally lift 25–50 pounds. • Frequent carrying, pushing, pulling, climbing, balancing, stooping, kneeling, crouching, and crawling. • Estimated time spent: • 10% sitting • 35% walking • 55% standing • Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform essential functions. Compensation & Benefits • $20.00/-$22.00/hr • 11 paid Holidays • Generous Paid Time Off — accrue up to 4 weeks per year • Excellent Benefits Package starting the 1st of the month after 30 days of employment, including: • Medical, Dental & Vision (including orthodontics) • Company‑paid Life, AD&D, Short‑Term & Long‑Term Disability • Flex Spending Account (FSA