Start up, commission, re-commission customer systems that utilize DDC or PLC technology
Provides solutions to mid-level systems problems either troubleshooting the system or assists others on how to resolve problems
Works with subcontractors and other trades to ensure proper operation
Verify field installation against drawings, schedules, point lists, network architecture, addressing tables, and project documentation; flag discrepancies to Supervisor or the Senior or Lead Technician
Be able to provide turnkey project delivery on specific site systems
Performs all electrical tasks with general supervision, interprets construction electrical drawings, terminates cables, installs and troubleshoots control wiring, monitors work progress, reports variances, and complies with safety policies.
The Electrician/Electronics Technician is responsible for performing the installation, testing, maintenance, and repair of all electrical and electronic equipment.
Compensation
$34.00-$41.00 hourly- dependent on experience*
Responsibilities
Repairs machinery, transfer systems, hand tools, etc., in accordance with diagrams, operating manuals, and manufacturer specifications
Performs regular, preventative maintenance on all electrical and electronic machinery, equipment, tools, and building
Maintains records of repair and maintenance activities
Performs set-ups, tunes ups, and runs the equipment, and machinery around the plant
Performs duties consistent with established safety rules and procedures
Maintenance Associate responsible for machine installation, control wiring, PLC troubleshooting, and routine equipment maintenance in a logistics environment.
Responsibilities
Machine installation
Control wiring installations
PLC understanding and troubleshooting
Anchoring equipment
Running conduit
Requirements
High school diploma
Nice to have: Automated conveyor equipment maintenance
Nice to have: Basic electrical certification
Nice to have: Mechanical certification
Nice to have: Motor control relay logic certification
Controls Engineer responsible for metal stamping, spot welding, assembly processes, PLCs, robot programming, electrical control wiring, and related mechanical engineering tasks in an automotive manufacturing environment.
Responsibilities
Develop and maintain metal stamping, spot welding, and assembly processes
Program and teach robots using PLCs
Apply electrical knowledge and control wiring per National Electrical Code
Prepare, read, write and interpret reports, instructions, technical procedures, blueprints, diagrams and business correspondence
Communicate effectively with management, customers and vendors
Requirements
Two or four year degree in mechanical engineering or related field