The Junior Instrument Cable Tray Installer assists in the installation, routing, and support of cable trays used for laying instrument and control cables in industrial environments. This entry-level role is focused on learning proper installation techniques, ensuring safety compliance, and supporting senior technicians during site execution.
Assist in mounting and aligning instrument cable trays on structures, walls, or ceilings.
Follow layout drawings and routing plans under supervision.
Support in cutting, bending, and joining tray sections using hand and power tools.
Prepare cable trays for pulling instrument and signal cables.
Install tray accessories such as bends, tees, reducers, and couplers as instructed.
Ensure tray cleanliness and proper support spacing as per project standards.
Assist in unloading, moving, and organizing cable trays and related materials at the site.
Check material availability against installation drawings or work packs.
Maintain tools and keep the work area organized.
Follow safety procedures for working at height, using ladders, scaffolds, and power tools.
Wear appropriate PPE and participate in toolbox talks and site inductions.
Learn to identify risks such as sharp edges, pinch points, and potential fall hazards.
Understand basic layout plans, tray routing symbols, and project specifications.
Support electricians and instrument fitters in cable pulling and termination after tray work.
Develop familiarity with industrial site practices, tools, and installation methods.
Understanding of cable tray systems (ladder, perforated, wire mesh).
Use of basic tools: hacksaws, drills, grinders, and levels.
Ability to read and interpret layout and routing drawings.
Safe working practices, teamwork, and communication.
ITI / High School / Diploma in Electrical or Instrumentation field (preferred)
0–2 years of site experience (apprenticeship or internship experience is a plus)
Physically fit and comfortable working on ladders, scaffolding, or elevated platforms