Controls Technician responsible for developing, maintaining, and troubleshooting automated and electrical systems in an automotive manufacturing environment.
Responsibilities
Develop and maintain automated and electrical systems
Troubleshoot and correct problems in plant electrical control systems
Install and support PLC-based hardware and software
Ensure plant runs smoothly and meets quality and safety standards
Analyze and improve performance of existing automated systems
Responsible for developing and maintaining automated and electrical systems. Developing, troubleshooting and correcting problems and supervising all aspects of the plant electrical control systems, equipment, and machinery.
Responsibilities
Developing and maintaining automated and electrical systems
Troubleshooting and correcting problems
Supervising plant electrical control systems, equipment, and machinery
Installing and technical support of PLC-based hardware and software
Ensuring plant runs smoothly and efficiently while meeting quality and safety standards
Controls Engineer responsible for electrical controls planning, equipment specification, and integration of industrial control systems in a food manufacturing environment.
Responsibilities
Assist in CapEx planning with identifying obsolescence and electrical controls replacements
Participate in equipment specification reviews
Partner with project teams on electrical and controls integration
Review of enterprise electrical and controls standards
Partner with Engineering and IT onICS and cyber security integration as required
Requirements
4-year degree in electrical technologies or equivalent experience
The Maintenance Engineer is responsible for maintenance and repair activities of machinery and equipment, verifying PLC programs, and optimizing systems for performance.
Responsibilities
Ensure maintenance and repair activities for machinery, equipment, devices, and installations.
Verify PLC programs, development plans, and technical designs/constructions for compliance with existing standards.
Analyze breakdowns and failures and develop appropriate corrective measures (including knowledge sharing within the Maintenance Department).
Perform optimization analyses and implement improvements (e.g., PLC program enhancements, software updates, system modifications, or machine and equipment upgrades/extensions).
Define minimum and maximum stock levels for spare parts for both serial production and projects (supporting the Spare Parts Planning Department).
Responsible for performing a wide range of maintenance tasks to meet objectives in quality, reliability, safety, cost and on time delivery.
Compensation
Pay range $32-54/hour based on experience. 2nd Shift differential: $1.00/hr; 3rd Shift differential: $1.50/hr
Responsibilities
Tests, diagnoses, and repairs PLCs, motors, control devices, switch panels, transformers, solenoids, and other electrical equipment and components.
Modifies electrical, mechanical, pneumatic, and hydraulic equipment to correct functional deviations per manufacturer specifications.
Diagnoses the cause of electrical, mechanical, pneumatic, or hydraulic malfunctions or failures of operational equipment and performs preventative and/or corrective maintenance.
Plans and records periodic testing and recommends or initiates modification or replacement of equipment that fails to meet acceptable operating standards.
Performs equipment adjustments using HMI’s, VFD’s and PLC programs
Responsible for performing a wide range of maintenance tasks to meet objectives in quality, reliability, safety, cost and on time delivery.
Compensation
Pay range $32-54/hour based on experience. 2nd Shift differential: $1.00/hr; 3rd Shift differential: $1.50/hr
Responsibilities
Tests, diagnoses, and repairs PLCs, motors, control devices, switch panels, transformers, solenoids, and other electrical equipment and components.
Modifies electrical, mechanical, pneumatic, and hydraulic equipment to correct functional deviations per manufacturer specifications.
Diagnoses the cause of electrical, mechanical, pneumatic, or hydraulic malfunctions or failures of operational equipment and performs preventative and/or corrective maintenance.
Plans and records periodic testing and recommends or initiates modification or replacement of equipment that fails to meet acceptable operating standards.
Performs equipment adjustments using HMI’s, VFD’s and PLC programs