AI summary
Electrical Wire Harness Assembler role building wire harnesses, control boxes and control panels to specification in an onsite manufacturing environment at GS Global Resources. You'll read work orders/blueprints, assemble and test electrical assemblies, and document results to deliver high-quality work on time. Standout perk: sign-on and retention bonuses available.
Key skills
Wire harness assemblyReading blueprints and schematicsWire processing and terminatingSplicing circuitsElectrical continuity and functional testingBill of materials (BOM) verificationUsing hand tools and machines (including maintenance)Documentation of test resultsTroubleshooting operating errorsManufacturing safety practices
Salary not listed — comparable US wire harness assembler roles typically pay about $18–$27/hour depending on experience and shift.
You'll thrive here if you have strong attention to detail, can read assembly drawings/schematics, and enjoy hands-on electrical assembly and testing in a safety-focused manufacturing setting.
Why apply
- Sign-on and retention bonuses
- Hands-on electrical assembly work
- Varied builds: harnesses and panels
This position builds electrical components to include wire harnesses, control boxes and control panels according to specifications. Must have the ability to read and comprehend work orders, process sheets and blue prints; produces high quality projects on-time and on-budget to our customers. May be required to serve as backup for other positions as directed.
- Reviews assembly drawings, diagrams, process sheets, schematics and test requirements and discusses any issues with project engineer
- Verify bill of material and parts pulled for accuracy and quality
- Verify dimension for accuracy and quality
- Documentation of test performance results
- Process wire
- Terminate wire ends/splice circuits
- Assemble harnesses, controls boxes and control panels
- Test functionality and continuity of electrical assemblies
- Apply harness covering by machine
- Knowledge of machines and tools, including their uses and maintenance
- Good hand-eye coordination
- Excellent attention to detail
- Versatile with various tools
- Watches gauges, dials, or other indicators to make sure a machine is working properly.
- Critical Thinking - Using logic and reasoning to identify the strengths and weaknesses of alternative solutions, conclusions or approaches to problems.
- Troubleshooting - Assists in assessing and determining causes of operating errors and deciding what to do about it.
- Enforces use of safety equipment
- Is knowledgeable about safety in work area
Education and Experience
The education requirements and experience requirements listed here indicate the minimum basic educational knowledge and minimum previous work-related experience required by the job duties of the position:
High School diploma; experience in electrical assembly in manufacturing desired.
Salary Description
Sign-on & retention bonuses available!