Work that directly supports automated material handling projects.
This role supports industrial electrical construction and automation projects, including cable tray, motor controls, control wiring, field devices and commissioning-related activities. ALC’s current description also references equipment maintenance and PLC-related work as part of the broader technician scope.
What you’ll do
- Install and support electrical systems in industrial automation environments.
- Install cable tray and related raceway systems for power distribution.
- Perform motor-control and control-wiring work for industrial machinery.
- Work with devices and components such as VFDs, PLCs, HMIs, drives and industrial motors.
- Read blueprints and wiring diagrams and troubleshoot field issues.
- Support commissioning, maintenance or PLC-related tasks when assigned.
- Operate lifts or similar job-site equipment when qualified or trained.
What we’re looking for
- High school diploma plus an electrical trades or apprenticeship background.
- Commercial or industrial electrical construction experience is preferred; the current ALC posting lists two years as a plus rather than an absolute requirement.
- Strong working knowledge of applicable NEC requirements.
- Good troubleshooting, communication and problem-solving skills.
- Ability to work effectively in a multicultural team environment.
- Fluent English and ability to read technical drawings.
- Clean driving record; current posting also requires background screening and drug testing.
- Ability to travel and work varied hours.
What to expect.
Industrial sites
Work takes place around active material handling and automation installation projects.
Field execution
The role combines hands-on installation with troubleshooting and start-up support.
Mobility
The current ALC role description identifies travel at approximately 90–100%.