Electrical Assembler II

Back to the "BASX."  

With core values based on People, Product, Pride and Perseverance, BASX, located in Redmond, OR, was founded in 2014 by two entrepreneurial engineers who had a vision for providing precision air handling systems. Fast forward just 10 years, BASX, now an integral part of AAON, is an industry leader in the innovative research, development, design and manufacturing of custom heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) solutions. 

Our goal is to partner with companies, in a wide range of industries such as data centers, clean rooms and surgery centers, who come to us with complex challenges that need to be resolved.  Our team has a world-class reputation for manufacturing custom HVAC solutions that exceed our customers' needs and expectations, and we are proud to manufacture over 90% of our units, from start to finish, right here in beautiful Central Oregon.

Our team is rapidly increasing, from 200 employees in 2022 to over 800 today, to meet the demand for our innovative solutions, and we are looking for talented individuals within a broad range of specialties to continue this incredible growth.

If you are looking for a job in a dynamic, fast-paced, growing, and fun environment where you can develop and hone your skills, we want to meet you. Our team enjoys flexible shift schedules and generous benefits, including medical, dental and vision, and short- and long-term disability as well as both a 401(k) and an HSA (Health Savings Account) with a 175% employer match. We welcome people who have a passion for ingenuity, perseverance, and pride, and who love innovation and the satisfaction of knowing their work matters.

As an Electrical Assembler II, you will play a crucial role in the production process by ensuring the proper assembly and installation of electrical components in the HVAC systems. You will be responsible for tasks ranging from wiring termination to the installation of advanced electrical systems such as UV light systems and control boxes. The ideal candidate will have a solid understanding of electrical principles, excellent attention to detail, and a commitment to safety.

Essential Responsibilities / Activities:

• Thorough understanding of electrical schematics and unit drawings
• Understanding of actuator operation and pneumatic measurement locations
• Understanding of submittal documents
• Able to pull relevant information as it pertains to electrical installation such as filter depth, Nema rating, curb height, equipment access
• Knowledge of assembly drawing for better understanding of electrical assembly installation
• Knowledge of refrigeration equipment components and their locations
• Ability to read electrical Bill of Materials (BOM) to verify proper component installation
• Ability to make decisions regarding the best way to run wiring as units are being built
• Knowledge of submittal data sheet information as it pertains to unit's electrical construction
• Able to bend conduit predetermined 90-degree stub and offsets
• Terminate damper actuator power and control wiring
• Terminating low and high voltage in control panels
• Attention to Detail: Meticulous attention to detail and accuracy in workmanship, ensuring precise assembly and installation of electrical components
• Safety Consciousness: Strong commitment to workplace safety, with a thorough understanding of electrical hazards and the ability to mitigate risks effectively
• Team Player: Excellent communication skills and the ability to work collaboratively in a team environment, providing guidance and support to colleagues as needed
• Adaptability: Flexibility to adapt to changing priorities and production schedules, with a proactive approach to problem-solving and continuous improvement

Desired Skills:

• Ability to direct and organize other assembler in tasks to be completed
• Communicate and support other assembly leads to accomplish work in most effective manner

Qualifications:

• Related experience in electrical arena
• Basic level of air handler operation and terminology
• Basic understanding of electrical schematics