Electrical Assembly Laborer

Start or Grow Your Electrical Career with IEIntermountain Electronics (IE) builds custom electrical power distribution and control equipment for customers across North America. Our equipment supports industries including data centers, utilities, mining, energy, and industrial operations.We're growing our manufacturing team in Price, Utah and looking for people who enjoy hands-on work, learning technical skills, and building things that matter.Previous electrical or manufacturing experience is NOT required. We provide training for entry-level candidates who have the aptitude and desire to learn.

If you already have electrical, construction, manufacturing, wiring, or skilled-trades experience, that experience is a major advantage and may qualify you for a higher technician level and starting wage.Whether you're looking to begin an electrical career or bring years of experience into a stable manufacturing environment, IE offers opportunities to learn, advance, and build your skills in one consistent work location.Why Join Intermountain Electronics?IE offers the opportunity to develop a skilled electrical career while working from a consistent facility rather than traveling from jobsite to jobsite. Employees enjoy:Day ShiftEvery other Friday offPaid training and opportunities to develop electrical skillsCareer advancement through multiple technician levelsCompetitive compensation based on experience and qualificationsPrimarily indoor manufacturing workComplex, custom-built projects rather than repetitive productionA family-owned company with more than 40 years of experienceA team-oriented environment focused on safety, quality, and innovationRelocation assistance may be available for qualified candidates.BenefitsEligible employees receive a comprehensive benefits package including:Competitive CompensationPaid Time Off10 Paid HolidaysMedical, Dental & Vision CoverageHealth Savings Account with Company Match Available401(k) with Company MatchCompany-Paid Life InsurancePaid Parental LeaveEmployee Assistance ProgramTeladoc ServicesSupplemental Insurance OptionsDay Shift ScheduleMonday–Friday | 6:00 AM–3:30 PM Every other Friday off. Employees must be available to work a 40-hour workweek and additional hours when business needs require.What You'll BuildOur Electrical Manufacturing Technicians help assemble and wire custom electrical equipment from the beginning stages of production through testing and final inspection.Depending on your experience and assigned work, you may:Install electrical components into custom power distribution equipment.Build and wire control panels, switchboards, transformers, breakers, relays, PLC systems, and related assemblies.Learn to read and work from electrical schematics, blueprints, wiring diagrams, and engineering documentation.Route, label, terminate, and test electrical wiring.Perform modifications and repairs to electrical assemblies.Inspect completed work for accuracy, workmanship, and compliance with project requirements.Identify and correct wiring or assembly discrepancies.Assist with electrical testing and final equipment verification.Testing & TroubleshootingAs your skills develop, you may also perform or assist with:Continuity testingInsulation resistance testingHi-Pot testingOperational verificationElectrical and mechanical troubleshootingFinal quality inspectionsTechnicians are expected to follow established procedures and ensure their work meets IE's safety, engineering, and quality standards.Tools & EquipmentPrevious experience with electrical tools and equipment is not required, but it is a significant benefit.

Candidates with experience using hand tools, power tools, electrical testing equipment, or material-handling equipment are strongly encouraged to apply.Equipment used in this position may include:Wire strippers and crimping toolsMultimeters and Volt/Ohm metersHi-Pot testing equipmentPower drills and utility knivesGeneral hand and power toolsForkliftsOverhead cranesMaterial hoistsEmployees will receive applicable training and are expected to safely operate, maintain, and properly store the tools and equipment required for their assigned work.What We Look ForSuccessful team members are dependable, safety-minded, willing to learn, and take pride in producing quality work. Employees are expected to:Follow IE safety policies, procedures, and work practices.Complete assigned work safely, accurately, and efficiently.Maintain a clean and organized work area.Demonstrate dependable attendance and punctuality.Work effectively with supervisors and other team members.Take responsibility for the quality of their work.Demonstrate IE Core Values through teamwork, accountability, and professionalism.EducationHigh school diploma, GED, or equivalent required.ExperienceNo previous electrical experience is required for entry-level consideration. Candidates with previous electrical, construction, industrial, manufacturing, mechanical, assembly, blueprint-reading, or skilled-trades experience may qualify for placement at a higher technician level based on their experience and applicable IE competency testing.Technician Career LevelsElectrician in Training0–2,000 hours of on-the-job electrical experience.Entry-level candidates are encouraged to apply.Previous experience with tools, electrical work, manufacturing, or blueprint reading is beneficial but not required.Electrical Technician Level 12,000+ hours of on-the-job electrician experience.Must successfully complete the applicable IE competency assessment with a score of 75% or higher.Electrical Technician Level 22,000–4,000 hours of on-the-job electrician experience.Must successfully complete the applicable IE competency assessment with a score of 75% or higher.Electrical Technician Level 34,000–6,000 hours of on-the-job electrician experience.Must successfully complete the applicable IE competency assessment with a score of 75% or higher.Electrical Technician Level 48,000+ hours of on-the-job electrician experience.Must successfully complete the IE Senior Electrical Technician Competency Test with a score of 75% or higher.State Journeyman license in Utah or Colorado.Skills & AbilitiesDepending on experience and technician level, employees will learn or be expected to:Read and apply electrical schematics, drawings, blueprints, and technical documentation.Translate electrical drawings into completed wiring and assemblies.Perform basic electrical calculations involving voltage, resistance, ohms, and fusing capacity.Use measurements, fractions, percentages, ratios, and other practical math.Follow verbal, written, diagrammed, and scheduled instructions.Identify and solve practical assembly and electrical problems.Communicate effectively with coworkers, supervisors, and other departments.Use