Position Summary The purpose of a Conduit Assembler is to install electrical systems in the Power Control Room (PCR) and to ensure the PCR is shipped and delivered on time. Essential Responsibilities • Performs standard conduit bends and offsets • Properly installs conduit & devices (interior & exterior) • Accurately lays out, modifies, & installs wireway/cable tray per design • Properly installs lighting, pipe lighting, & fixtures (interior & exterior) • Demonstrates knowledge of conduit types, sizes, & fittings • Properly & safely uses & maintains tools (band saw, threader, knockout) • Reads & uses tape measure/other measuring tools • Demonstrates ability to work from standard conduit schedule • Wiring (i.e. anchoring, tie-wrapping, routing, flagging, and wire tagging) • Crimping • Wire/Cable stripping • Adhere to all manufacturing policies and practices • Ensure quality by following standard work/process instructions and identifying any potential risks to product quality • Ensure that work areas remain clean and well organized Minimum Qualifications • High school diploma or General Education Equivalent Certificate • Successful candidate will typically have a minimum of 1 year of relevant wiring experience in a manufacturing environment. • Must have previous conduit experience with both thick and thin wall conduit. • Must have a basic command of the English language, both written and verbal Must have basic mathematical skills (i.e. fractions, conversions) Skills, Abilities & Other Requirements • Basic mechanical knowledge • Must be familiar with common and job specific tools • Must be able to read a tape measure • Must be able to read and interpret prints (e.g. specification sheets, wiring diagrams, schematics, three-line and part drawings) • Must be able to perform basic point-to-point wiring Working & Environmental Conditions • Lifting up to 40lbs • Standing on ladder up to 6-8 hours per day • Sit in a semi-enclosed space to perform work • Work overhead for extended periods of time • Adhere to all safety policies and practices