Control Panel Technician

Cummings Electrical is expanding our Integrated Manufacturing team.

We design and build custom, integrated, modular systems such as e-houses, electrical skids, HAC’s and UL 508A panels for a wide range of projects, including data centers, healthcare facilities, industrial plants, and more.

As part of our team, you will work hands-on in a fast-paced, innovative environment, helping reduce jobsite risks, accelerate project timelines, and deliver high-quality solutions.

If you are looking for growth, meaningful work, and a chance to be part of a team shaping the future of off-site integration and manufacturing, this is the place to make an impact!

The Experienced Panel Technician is responsible for building industrial control panels from electrical schematics, layout drawings, bills of material, and company wiring standards.

This is a hands-on,experienced role for someone who can independently complete mechanical assembly, component installation, wiring, labeling, and basic verification while helping set the standard for quality across the shop.

Reporting to the Panel Shop Supervisor, this position supports the production schedule managed by the Project Coordinator and helps mentor less-experienced technicians as needed.

• Read and interpret electrical schematics, ladder diagrams, wiring diagrams, panel layouts, BOMs, and work instructions
• Mechanically assemble industrial control panels, including drilling, tapping, cutouts, hardware installation, backplate preparation, and component mounting
• Install and label PLCs, VFDs, terminal blocks, relays, breakers, power supplies, and other control and automation components
• Perform point-to-point wiring for power and control circuits in accordance with drawings, company wiring standards, and applicable UL 508A methods
• Maintain neat, organized, professional panel layouts and wire routing; label wires, terminals, devices, and panels to company standards
• Perform pre-QC checks, including basic continuity verification, wiring review, and torque verification where required; correct issues identified during QC or testing
• Work from assigned priorities and build schedules; communicate promptly when parts are missing, drawings are unclear, or build issues could affect schedule or quality
• Assist with panel testing and troubleshooting, shipping preparation, material staging, and safe movement of panels, enclosures, and components
• Maintain organized work areas, return tools after use, help manage consumables and hardware, and report damaged tools or equipment