The Lead Electrical Assembly Technician will be required to lead the electrical assembly of the projects assigned to the team. Assembly Technicians report directly to the assembly team leader, however much of the direction on projects will come from the Project Team Leader and Director of Operations. Assembly Technicians will be asked to assist with the development and training of new team members and work study students. Responsibilities Lead the electrical assembly for each team’s projects. Attend project meetings as requested by the project team leader from concept to wrap-up. Work closely with the Lead Mechanical Assembly Tech through the build, de-bug, and commissioning of the project. Always supporting each other and the assembly techs. Provide manufacturing support, assembly support, de-bug, and final qualification of the equipment. Work with engineering to answer questions and solve design issues. I/O check, program load, and machine de-bug ensuring that each requirement of the scope is met, and the project milestone dates are maintained. Ensure the project requirements are met prior to, and during the internal and customer run-offs. Provide field support for new installations including startup and final tuning. Some travel will be required. Ability to work independently while effectively coordinating work with other team members. Ability to work on multiple projects as well as be a member of a cross functional team. Build and maintain strong relationships with team members and clients. Requirements: Strong electrical analytical skills to assemble and troubleshoot industrial machines. Strong time management and team leadership skills. Proficiency in reading engineering drawings and schematics. Proficiency in reading and editing PLC, HMI, & robot programs. Adaptability to changing project requirements and schedules. Strong communication skills, verbal and written Willingness to learn and desire to contribute as part of a dynamic and productive team. Travel is required Benefits First Shift, Monday-Thursday 6am-4pm Medical, Dental, Vision Insurance Health Savings Account Life Insurance Employee Assistance Program Voluntary Short-Term Disability Paid Holidays Profit Sharing Paid Vacation Days Clothing Allowance Paid Travel Vacation Wellness Program 401K program Educational Assistance YMCA discount
See More Details >>The position of Lead Electrical Assembly Technician requires leading the electrical assembly of the projects assigned to the team. Assembly Technicians report directly to the assembly team leader, however much of the direction on projects will come from the Project Team Leader. Assembly Technicians will be asked to assist with the development and training of new team members and work study students. Responsibilities • Lead the electrical assembly for each team’s projects. • Attend project meetings as requested by the project team leader from concept to wrap-up. • Work closely with the Lead Mechanical Assembly Tech through the build, de-bug, and commissioning of the project. Always supporting each other and the assembly techs. • Provide manufacturing support, assembly support, de-bug, and final qualification of the equipment. • Work with engineering to answer questions and solve design issues. • I/O check, program load, and machine de-bug ensuring that each requirement of the scope is met, and the project milestone dates are maintained. • Ensure the project requirements are met prior to, and during the internal and customer run-offs. • Provide field support for new installations including startup and final tuning. Some travel will be required. • Ability to work independently while effectively coordinating work with other team members. • Ability to work on multiple projects as well as be a member of a cross functional team. • Build and maintain strong relationships with team members and clients. Requirements: • Strong electrical analytical skills to assemble and troubleshoot industrial machines. • Strong time management and team leadership skills. • Proficiency in reading engineering drawings and schematics. • Proficiency in reading and editing PLC, HMI, & robot programs. • Adaptability to changing project requirements and schedules. • Strong communication skills, verbal and written • Willingness to learn and desire to contribute as part of a dynamic and productive team. • Travel is required
See More Details >>Company Description Arnold Machine is a full-service designer and manufacturer of high-quality, innovative automated equipment and industrial services. Founded in 1994, Arnold Machine now operates out of a 50,000 square-foot facility in Tiffin, Ohio, serving automotive, appliance, and heavy equipment industries. Our expert team includes engineers, electricians, and machine tradesmen who can design and build customized automated production and spray equipment, as well as electrical control panels. We aim to produce premier industrial equipment and services at competitive prices while maintaining close relationships with our clients and supporting them even after project completion. Role Description This is a full-time, on-site role for an Electrical Service Technician located in Tiffin, OH. The Electrical Service Technician will be responsible for the day-to-day tasks that include maintenance and repair of equipment, troubleshooting electrical issues, providing field service to clients, and ensuring effective customer service. This role involves working closely with the engineering and production teams to ensure seamless operations and high-quality service delivery. Qualifications • Experience in Maintenance & Repair, and General Maintenance skills • Proficiency in Troubleshooting electrical and mechanical issues • Field Service skills for on-site diagnostics and repairs • Strong Customer Service skills and the ability to interact positively with clients • Excellent problem-solving and analytical skills • Ability to work independently and as part of a team • Relevant certification or an associate degree in Electrical or Mechanical Engineering is preferred
See More Details >>Becoming an electrician in Tiffin, OH typically starts with an apprenticeship, which combines hands-on experience with classroom learning, allowing individuals to earn while they learn. Apprenticeships last about four to five years, requiring many hours of training under licensed professionals. The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics reports 762,600 electricians nationwide, with a strong presence in Tiffin, OH. The average wage for electricians in Tiffin is approximately $1,032.50 per week, with an annual overtime average of $47,700. Trade schools, local unions, and platforms like Gild help aspiring electricians find apprenticeship opportunities, leading to a career with strong earning potential—often exceeding $56,000 annually for experienced professionals.
