Power Distribution Center (PDC) Assembly Technician
hace 5 días
Tulsa
Job Description The PDC Assembly Technician assembles the modular enclosure, then builds out, wires, and tests power distribution centers (PDCs), also called e-houses or packaged control houses. Working alongside fellow technicians, engineers, and project managers, you help deliver a finished building that leaves our facility fully tested and ready to energize. Essential Duties and Responsibilities Enclosure assembly • Verify the skid structure is level, square, and to drawing before assembly begins., • Mount and fasten floor panels to the skid structure; seal floor seams and penetrations., • Set, align, and fasten wall panels to the floor and to each other, keeping the enclosure plumb and square. • Hang and adjust doors, • Install insulation in wall, ceiling, and floor cavities to specification., • Install ceiling and roof panels, flashing, and sealant so the enclosure is weathertight., • Cut and frame openings for HVAC, cable entries, and other penetrations per drawings. All panel and component lifts use proper rigging, tag lines, and crane signals. Equipment installation • Read and work from electrical drawings, one-lines, schematics, wire lists, layouts, and bills of material., • Set, align, and anchor equipment such as switchgear, MCCs, transformers, VFDs, panelboards, UPS, batteries, and control panels., • Lay out, cut, and install cable tray, strut, conduit (EMT, rigid, and PVC), and supports., • Install lighting, receptacles, fire and gas detection, HVAC controls, and other building systems. Wiring and termination • Pull, route, and dress power and control cable; terminate using lugs, crimps, and compression tools to specified torque., • Wire control panels and marshalling cabinets point-to-point, including PLC, I/O, relay, and network cabling., • Label wires, devices, and equipment to drawing and customer standards., • Install grounding and bonding systems per drawings and the NEC. Test and quality, • Perform continuity, point-to-point, insulation resistance (megger), and torque checks, and record results. • Support functional and factory acceptance testing (FAT) with engineering and customers., • Mark up drawings with as-built changes and report discrepancies to engineering promptly., • Complete digital travelers, checklists, and time entries accurately so customers have real-time visibility into their build. Safety and teamwork • Follow all shop safety practices; stop work when something is unsafe., • Keep the work area clean and organized; maintain tools and test equipment., • Train and support less-experienced technicians, and suggest improvements to standard work., • Travel occasionally to customer sites for installation support, punch list, or startup Qualifications Required • High school diploma or GED., • 2+ years of hands-on experience in industrial electrical work, control panel building, or electrical assembly, • Ability to read and work from electrical schematics, wiring diagrams, and mechanical and structural assembly drawings., • Working knowledge of 120/208/240/480 V AC and 24 V DC control circuits., • Skilled use of hand and power tools, knockout punches, conduit benders, crimpers, and a multimeter., • Ability to read a tape measure and level accurately and work to tolerance; mechanical aptitude for bolting, shimming, and squaring structural assemblies., • Valid driver’s license; ability to pass a pre-employment drug screen and background check. Physical Demands and Work Environment Work is performed in an industrial fabrication shop, inside and around enclosures under construction. Interior spaces in a building under construction may not be climate controlled. • Stand, walk, kneel, crouch, and climb ladders for extended periods., • Lift and carry up to 50 lb unaided; position floor, wall, and ceiling panels and other heavy items with forklifts, cranes, or a team lift., • Work at heights (including on top of the enclosure during ceiling and roof installation), in confined spaces, and in elevated temperatures., • Wear required PPE, including safety glasses, hearing protection, gloves, safety-toe boots, and fall protection; use respiratory protection when handling insulation as required., • Distinguish wire colors accurately.