The role of a Defence Sector Control Panel Wireman involves wiring, assembling, and maintaining control panels and electrical systems used in defence equipment or facilities. This is a highly specialised role that combines technical skills in electrical wiring, attention to detail, and a deep understanding of defence-sector requirements and standards.
Key Responsibilities:
Control Panel Assembly:
Read and interpret detailed technical drawings, schematics, and wiring diagrams. Assemble components for control panels, such as relays, switches, circuit breakers, and PLCs (Programmable Logic Controllers). Route and terminate wires in compliance with specifications. Must be able to obtain UK Security Clearance.
Wiring and Connections:
Install and connect cables and wiring in control panels, ensuring proper functionality and adherence to safety regulations. Use tools like crimpers, soldering irons, and testing devices for precision.
Quality and Compliance:
Test and troubleshoot systems to ensure operational reliability. Comply with industry standards (e.g., MIL-STD) and defence regulations for electrical systems. Document and report quality checks and system issues.
Maintenance and Repairs:
Conduct routine maintenance on control panels and systems. Diagnose and repair wiring or component faults promptly to maintain functionality.
Collaboration and Security:
Work closely with engineers, technicians, and project managers. Follow strict security protocols due to the sensitive nature of defence projects.
Skills and Qualifications:
Technical Knowledge:
Proficiency in electrical wiring and instrumentation. Familiarity with defence-grade materials and standards.
Tools Proficiency:
Hands-on experience with multimeters, wire strippers, soldering equipment, and control panel tools.
Attention to Detail:
High precision in wiring to avoid errors that could compromise security or functionality.
Certifications (Desirable):
HND or certification in Electrical Engineering or a related field. Training in defence systems or industrial control panels.
Experience:
Previous experience in industrial wiring, especially in defence or aerospace sectors.
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Key Responsibilities:
Control Panel Assembly:
Read and interpret detailed technical drawings, schematics, and wiring diagrams. Assemble components for control panels, such as relays, switches, circuit breakers, and PLCs (Programmable Logic Controllers). Route and terminate wires in compliance with specifications. Must be able to obtain UK Security Clearance.
Wiring and Connections:
Install and connect cables and wiring in control panels, ensuring proper functionality and adherence to safety regulations. Use tools like crimpers, soldering irons, and testing devices for precision.
Quality and Compliance:
Test and troubleshoot systems to ensure operational reliability. Comply with industry standards (e.g., MIL-STD) and defence regulations for electrical systems. Document and report quality checks and system issues.
Maintenance and Repairs:
Conduct routine maintenance on control panels and systems. Diagnose and repair wiring or component faults promptly to maintain functionality.
Collaboration and Security:
Work closely with engineers, technicians, and project managers. Follow strict security protocols due to the sensitive nature of defence projects.
Skills and Qualifications:
Technical Knowledge:
Proficiency in electrical wiring and instrumentation. Familiarity with defence-grade materials and standards.
Tools Proficiency:
Hands-on experience with multimeters, wire strippers, soldering equipment, and control panel tools.
Attention to Detail:
High precision in wiring to avoid errors that could compromise security or functionality.
Certifications (Desirable):
HND or certification in Electrical Engineering or a related field. Training in defence systems or industrial control panels.
Experience:
Previous experience in industrial wiring, especially in defence or aerospace sectors.
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