DACS LTD
Panel Wiremen Tester

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Delivering Automated Control Solutions Ltd is a provider of electrical control solutions. DACS design, manufacture, install and maintain a range of high-performance automation and electrical systems throughout the UK and Europe.
Due to significant growth DACS are recruiting For a Panel Wiremen/Tester at our Stoke-On-Trent, Burslem site.
Key Responsibilities
- Panel Assembly and Wiring: Assemble electrical components (PLCs, relays, contactors, VSDs, terminal blocks) in accordance with electrical schematics, layout drawings, and bill of materials (BOM).
- UL Compliance: Apply UL 508A and other applicable UL standards for wiring techniques, component selection, and clearance to ensure the panel meets UL certification requirements.
- Component Mounting: Drill, tap, cut, and prepare backplates and enclosures to mount components safely.
- Wiring/Termination: Perform point-to-point wiring, crimping, cable routing, and wire management (looming) to a high standard.
- Testing and Inspection: Conduct functional tests, continuity checks, insulation resistance tests (Megger testing), and final voltage checks to ensure performance.
- Documentation: Complete documentation such as build checklists, UL test reports, and quality records.
- Trouble Shooting: Identify design errors or wiring faults and perform repairs to resolve functionality issues.
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- Experience: Proven experience as a Panel Wirer, Electrical Assembler, or similar role in electrical manufacturing.
- Technical Knowledge: Strong ability to read and interpret electrical schematics and CAD Drawings
- Certifications: Technical or vocational training (e.g., NVQ/City & Guilds Level 3 in Electrical Installation)
- UL Knowledge: Familiarity with UL 508A standards is highly desirable.
- Skills: Skilled in using hand tools (crimpers, strippers), power tools, and testing equipment like multimeters.
- Attention to Detail: High level of precision in wiring and cable management.
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