Controls Electrician

As a Controls Electrician at Axis Automation, your primary responsibilities include wiring electrical components, assembling control panels, and troubleshooting electrical issues during the assembly of automation equipment. You will work with a dedicated team to ensure that all builds meet customer specifications and quality standards, adapting to any challenges that arise in a timely manner.

While a high school diploma or equivalent is necessary, Axis Automation is also open to candidates with a variety of experience levels. Preferably, having two years of electrical experience with equipment building would be beneficial. However, entry-level candidates with a solid understanding of electrical fundamentals are welcomed, as we provide comprehensive training.

The work environment at Axis Automation is collaborative and fast-paced, focusing on teamwork and innovation. You'll interact daily with engineers, machine builders, and other departments to resolve any build issues and ensure project timelines are met. Our culture encourages a welcoming atmosphere that supports growth and communication.

Yes, as a Controls Electrician, there may be opportunities for travel to customer sites for installations and runoffs. It's a valuable chance to see your work come to life in real-world settings while ensuring the systems function as intended.

The salary for a Controls Electrician at Axis Automation ranges from $18 to $36 per hour, depending upon your skills and experience. Additionally, there are opportunities for overtime pay and travel pay, ensuring you're compensated for your hard work.

When answering this question, discuss any hands-on experience you have in assembling electrical panels or wiring circuits. Highlight specific projects where you applied your skills, focusing on challenges you overcame and the learning outcomes from those experiences.

Describe your systematic approach to troubleshooting, such as checking schematics, using measuring tools, or testing circuits. Emphasize your problem-solving skills and provide an example of a past situation where you effectively diagnosed and repaired an electrical issue.

Safety is of utmost importance in electrical work. Discuss the safety protocols you follow, such as wearing appropriate personal protective equipment, understanding electrical codes, or staying updated with safety training. Provide examples of how you have prioritized safety in past projects.

List the specific tools, machinery, or software you have used, such as soldering irons, multimeters, or CAD software for schematics. The goal is to show your proficiency and how these tools aid in your efficiency and effectiveness as a Controls Electrician.

Share a specific example of a project where teamwork was crucial. Discuss your role in the team, how you communicated with others, and what you learned from working collaboratively to achieve a common goal.

Explain your method for prioritizing tasks, such as assessing project timelines, identifying critical milestones, and adjusting to any changes swiftly. Mention any tools you use, like checklists or project management software, to help you stay organized.

Identify a challenge you encountered, detail the context, and explain the steps you took to overcome it. Discuss any adjustments made to your approach and what you learned from the experience.

Your answer should reflect your interest in custom automation solutions and the impact of automation in modern manufacturing. Mention the company culture, growth opportunities, and how you align with Axis Automation's goals and values.

Give an example of a situation where effective communication was critical. Describe how you ensured clarity and understanding, whether in resolving an issue or collaborating on a project, and the outcome of that situation.

Share your perspective on important skills like troubleshooting, attention to detail, or electrical theory knowledge. Give reasons for your choice and how you embody that skill in your work.