The Mid-Level Control Panel Wiring Technician is responsible for independently assembling, wiring, and testing electrical control panels used in power systems and industrial applications. The role requires technical proficiency in interpreting schematics, routing complex wiring layouts, and ensuring compliance with quality and safety standards.
Panel Assembly & Wiring – Build and wire control panels, motor control centers (MCCs), and junction boxes based on engineering designs.
Schematic Interpretation – Read and apply electrical wiring diagrams, panel layouts, and terminal plans with minimal supervision.
Quality Control & Testing – Perform continuity checks, insulation resistance tests, and functional testing of wired panels.
Component Installation – Install control devices (relays, timers, PLCs, contactors, breakers) accurately and efficiently.
Field Termination & Integration – Support the installation and wiring of panels onsite, including cable termination and labeling.
Safety & Compliance – Ensure work adheres to electrical codes, safety practices, and company standards.
Assemble and wire control panels with accurate cable routing, termination, and labeling.
Troubleshoot and rectify wiring issues during internal testing or FAT (Factory Acceptance Test).
Collaborate with design engineers to resolve discrepancies in wiring diagrams or layouts.
Maintain records of work performed, including change logs and test reports.
Supervise and mentor junior technicians or helpers in best wiring practices.
Assist with panel installation and commissioning support at customer sites when required.
Diploma or Technical Certification in Electrical Engineering, Electronics, or Industrial Controls.
3–6 years of hands-on experience in panel wiring and control system assembly.
Proficient in reading electrical schematics, panel layouts, and P&ID drawings.
Knowledge of industrial standards (e.g., IEC, NEC) and LV/MV components.
Familiar with wiring practices for PLC panels, MCCs, VFDs, and relay logic systems.
Excellent technical skills in wiring, crimping, and cable management.
Strong problem-solving skills and attention to detail.
Ability to work independently and as part of a team.
Good organizational and documentation skills.
Solid understanding of workplace safety and electrical hazard prevention.