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Saltera HR Electromechanical Technician in Phoenix, Arizona
This job was posted by https://www.azjobconnection.gov : For more information, please see: https://www.azjobconnection.gov/jobs/7401034
What You\'ll Be Part Of You will be part of a precision-driven manufacturing environment supporting process equipment used in advanced manufacturing and industrial applications. Our team builds complex control cabinets and integrated systems that power critical operations for customers who rely on accuracy, reliability, and consistent performance. You will work closely with engineers, quality teams, and fellow assemblers in a hands-on, collaborative setting that values craftsmanship, technical growth, and pride in building things the right way.
Why This Role Matters The control cabinets you build are the nerve center of sophisticated process equipment. Your electrical expertise ensures systems function safely, communicate correctly, and perform to specification from first power-up through long-term operation. The quality of your work directly impacts customer uptime, safety, and confidence in the equipment they deploy in demanding environments.
What You\'ll Do
- Perform full electromechanical builds of electrical control cabinets and equipment enclosures from prints and schematics
- Install and wire components including PLCs, power supplies, relays, terminal blocks, breakers, drives, sensors, and HMIs
- Route, label, and terminate wiring to meet quality, safety, and documentation standards
- Interpret electrical schematics, panel layouts, and bills of materials
- Perform continuity checks, basic functional testing, and visual inspections
- Collaborate with engineering and quality teams to resolve build or design issues
- Maintain clean, organized work areas and follow ESD and safety protocols
What Were Looking For\ Experience in electrical assembly or panel building. Ability to read schematics and wiring diagrams. Familiarity with PLCs, VFDs, and control systems. Strong attention to detail and workmanship. Comfortable using tools and test equipment. Ability to work independently and in a team. High school diploma required; technical training is a plus.