The position is responsible for troubleshooting and maintaining production and any associated equipment to ensure highest reliability, proper line performance, and safe operation.
Compensation
Competitive base salary and bonus opportunities
Responsibilities
Observing all OSHA and company safety rules and using the proper safety equipment at all times.
Notifying Supervisor of potentially dangerous electrical hazards and taking immediate corrective action.
Demonstrating basic National Electrical Code understanding.
Troubleshooting machine breakdowns and malfunctions utilizing working knowledge of programs and tools required to troubleshoot PLC’s, DCS’s, HMI’s and servo systems including electrical schematics, meters, oscilloscopes, etc.
Training and assisting technicians to troubleshoot, repair, replace and calibrate all electrical sensing devices (photoelectric, inductive, capacitive, magnetic, pressure, temperature, weight and position sensors), all electrical control devices (AC drives, DC drives, Servo Controllers, contactors, motors, breakers, solenoids power supplies and indicator lights) and all DCS/PLC/HMI hardware (processors, discrete and analog I/O cards, power supplies, network adapters, distributed I/O, operator interfaces such as Panelview, PC based interfaces), and message displays such as Rs view.
This role helps to specify, design, and implement complex controls systems and software programming on production equipment and associated machinery.
Responsibilities
Observes OSHA and company safety rules and uses the proper safety equipment at all times.
Supports internal Project and Process Engineers and Maintenance & Production personnel to design, install, interface, and start up new equipment and process controls.
Assesses, identifies, schematically designs, and makes complex program modifications in DCS’s, PLC’s logic, HMI’s programs and servo controller logic.
Diagnoses problems using laptop computers interfaced to PLC’s, HMI’s and servo systems utilizing electrical schematics, meters, oscilloscopes.
Coordinates machine data collection and archiving and assists in the analysis of this data.
Controls Technician responsible for troubleshooting and maintaining production equipment, ensuring reliability and safety at First Quality Tissue SE in Anderson, SC.
Compensation
Competitive base salary and bonus opportunities
Responsibilities
Observing OSHA and company safety rules
Notifying Supervisor of electrical hazards
Troubleshooting machine breakdowns
Training technicians on electrical devices and control systems
Making program modifications in PLC, HMI, and servo logic
The purpose of the Controls Engineer is to support, improve, develop, research and test electrical components, equipment, and systems on the plant floor in order to meet production needs.
Responsibilities
Provide technical support to plant operations and daily production goals
Plan and implement all controls related projects
Support implementation and installation of new and rebuilt equipment
Troubleshoot electrical systems, machines, and software related to plant operations
Engage in continuous improvement of equipment and processes to enhance efficiency