Hubbell
Panel Integration Technician
The Panel Integration Technician is responsible for the installation and integration of electrical components within control panels, switchgear, sub-panels, and other equipment enclosures. This role involves mechanical and electrical tasks to ensure proper assembly, functionality, and safety of electrical systems. A Day In The Life Component Installation: Install pushbuttons, pilot and control devices, instruments, terminal blocks, circuit breakers, transformers, and similar components. Install bus bars in panels and switchgear, including: Insulating tubing, boots, and sleeving Tape or roll-applied insulation Insulators and supports Mechanical Adjustments: Perform bolting and securing of components. Make necessary corrections for minor fabrication errors, including: Redrilling Tapping Filing Cutting Electrical Tasks: Perform panel installation and bonding. Prepare, run, and terminate conductors. Install cable tray systems. Mount and/or wire: Lights Strut Tray AC/DC distribution panels Battery chargers Switches Conduit General Duties: Complete any other electrical tasks related to equipment enclosures. Perform touch-up painting as required. What will help you thrive in this role? Ability to read a tape measure Ability to use hand/power tools Basic math skills Attention to detail/quality oriented/organized Basic computer skills Ability to read blueprints, wiring diagrams and schematics
The Panel Integration Technician is responsible for the installation and integration of electrical components within control panels, switchgear, sub-panels, and other equipment enclosures. This role involves mechanical and electrical tasks to ensure proper assembly, functionality, and safety of electrical systems. A Day In The Life Component Installation: Install pushbuttons, pilot and control devices, instruments, terminal blocks, circuit breakers, transformers, and similar components. Install bus bars in panels and switchgear, including: Insulating tubing, boots, and sleeving Tape or roll-applied insulation Insulators and supports Mechanical Adjustments: Perform bolting and securing of components. Make necessary corrections for minor fabrication errors, including: Redrilling Tapping Filing Cutting Electrical Tasks: Perform panel installation and bonding. Prepare, run, and terminate conductors. Install cable tray systems. Mount and/or wire: Lights Strut Tray AC/DC distribution panels Battery chargers Switches Conduit General Duties: Complete any other electrical tasks related to equipment enclosures. Perform touch-up painting as required. What will help you thrive in this role? Ability to read a tape measure Ability to use hand/power tools Basic math skills Attention to detail/quality oriented/organized Basic computer skills Ability to read blueprints, wiring diagrams and schematics