Ammeter, Best Practices, Blueprints, Construction, Distribution Control, Electrical Engineering, Electrical Wiring, Electricity, Hand Tools, High Voltage (HV), Identify Issues, Installation Guide, Literacy, Low Voltage (LV), Maintenance - Electrical, Manufacturing Assembly, Ohmmeter, Oscilloscope, Performance Tuning/Optimization, Problem Solving Skills, Safety Process, Safety/Work Safety, Schematics, Soldering, Technical Drawing, Testing, Welding
LOCATION
Auburn Hills, MI
POSTED
Today
Are you the go-to expert for power and controls?
If you thrive on building, maintaining, and troubleshooting complex electrical systems across industrial and commercial settings, this role at our assembly facility—and on a project basis at additional company sites—was built for you.
What you'll do
Plan: Create or refine installation approaches that cut material waste, keep future maintenance access clear, and comply with specifications and local electrical codes.
Document: Prepare field sketches; follow diagrams and blueprints; coordinate concealed wiring before walls, ceilings, and floors are closed.
Build: Measure, cut, bend, thread, assemble, and install conduit; pull wire through conduit runs.
Join: Splice wires by stripping insulation, twisting or soldering, and insulating with tape or terminal caps.
Connect: Tie wiring into lighting circuits and power equipment; install control and distribution gear (switches, relays, circuit-breaker panels).
Energize: Connect power cables to machinery and appliances (motors, electric ranges) and install grounding leads.
Verify: Test continuity and safety using an ohmmeter, battery and buzzer, and oscilloscope; observe live operation to spot hazards and tune performance.
Fix: Troubleshoot and repair faulty systems and components; cut and weld steel structural members when the installation demands it.
What makes you successful
Track record as an industrial/commercial electrician with strong systems knowledge.
Comfort with hand and power tools, ammeters, ohmmeters, and other diagnostic gear.
Solid grasp of NEC, low-voltage best practices, and high-voltage safety procedures.
Construction site readiness and a rigorous, proactive safety approach in dynamic environments.
Ability to interpret complex drawings for sophisticated electrical systems.
A problem-solving mindset centered on quality and safety—ready to contribute across diverse, project-based assignments at our assembly plant and other facilities.
Why you’ll love it here
Diverse work that keeps your skills sharp and your days interesting.
Opportunities to grow by tackling new projects across multiple facilities.
A team that values craftsmanship, safety, and delivering dependable power every time.