Electrical Assembler

Howell, United States | Posted on 02/20/2026

Temp-to-hire (target 3 months or 480 hours, with buyout option).

Currently frozen, but occasionally 10 extra hours per week (up to 55 hours in specific situations); not demanded.

Specializes in building electrical boxes for marine and Navy applications, including high-voltage (480V) and low-voltage (24V) systems. Involves control panels, PLCs, circuits, and wiring for power systems on ships. Different from traditional power line work; focused on 2-4 foot boxes. Building for potential large projects tied to marine/drone contracts.

• Assemble and wire electrical boxes with high/low voltage components.
• Land wires in control panels, following electrical prints (e.g., pin 23-25, positive/negative/neutral).
• Work with wire gauges from 4 gauge (thickest) to 12 gauge.
• Read and interpret electrical schematics for PLCs and circuits.
• Contribute to systems for filtration pumps, skids, and ship power systems.

• Experience in electrical assembly, wiring control panels, and reading prints.
• Familiarity with PLCs, circuits, and voltage systems (480V to 24V).
• Not requiring traditional electrician background (e.g., power lines); focus on panel/box wiring.
• Open to various experience levels; attitude and trainability key.
• Strong attitude emphasized; must be reliable and adaptable.