panel wiremen

About The Opportunity

• Perform end-to-end control panel wiring and assembly: route cables, terminate conductors, install components, and complete panel internal wiring per drawings and BOM.
• Read and implement wiring and electrical schematics, ladder diagrams, and wiring lists to ensure correct connections and functionality.
• Execute precise cable termination, crimping, ferrule application, and lugging using hand and powered tools to manufacturer torque specifications.
• Carry out electrical checks and functional tests (continuity, insulation resistance, polarity, power-up checks) using multimeters and meggers; record test results accurately.
• Maintain cable management and dressing standards — neat harnessing, labeling, gland installation, and routing for serviceability and safety.
• Follow shop floor quality and safety protocols, escalate non-conformances, and support final inspection and handover to commissioning teams.
  

Skills & Qualifications

• ITI/NCTVT or equivalent trade certification in Electrician/Electrical trade preferred or proven panel wiring experience.
• Hands-on experience with control panel wiring, MCCs, distribution panels, or electrical switchgear assembly.
• Proficient in interpreting electrical schematics, wiring diagrams, and terminal schedules.
• Skilled in cable termination, crimping, ferrule application, and use of torque tools.
• Proven ability to perform multimeter-based continuity and insulation tests and document results.
• Familiarity with electrical safety practices, lockout-tagout (LOTO), and basic earthing procedures.
  

Preferred

• Experience with PLC/Control wiring and terminal block wiring for automation panels.
• Exposure to industrial electrical standards (IEC/IS) and panel testing procedures.
• Prior experience in a manufacturing environment with quality systems (5S, visual checks).
  

• Stable, on-site manufacturing environment with clear shop-floor SOPs and safety-first culture.
• Opportunities for skill upskilling on control wiring and panel testing; potential internal progression to senior assembler or commissioning roles.
• Competitive on-site allowances and overtime as per location and shift requirements.