Controls Engineer I
Description:
Job Title: Controls Engineer I
Reports to: Controls Engineer II
Status: Full-Time, Exempt
Job Code: 53190
JOB SUMMARY
This position is responsible for utilizing knowledge of industrial controls, industrial networks, programming software, industrial automation and production equipment. This also includes providing production equipment support such as to minimize downtime, improve operating efficiencies, and facilitate equipment upgrades and modifications. Responsibilities also include applying electrical theory and related knowledge to design, develop, test and implement equipment control system modifications as required by the plant. Ability to design, specify and manage the installation and programming of new control systems, Operator Interface terminals, Windows based Area Control Systems, as well as PLCs, Servos, and various other electronic machine control apparatus. The Controls Engineer participates in the planning, implementation and supervision of new equipment installations. Duties and responsibilities may be added, deleted or changed at any time at the discretion of management, formally or informally, either verbally or in writing.
PRINCIPLE ACCOUNTABILITIES
Maintenance of System
Analyzes, assists and resolves work problems; may also include working with production and maintenance personnel
Troubleshoots and corrects production equipment control problems so as to enable maximum productivity, product recovery and quality
Diagnoses cause of electrical or mechanical malfunction or failure of operational equipment and will teach/train electricians and technicians to perform preventative and corrective maintenance
Tests and inspects machines and equipment in manufacturing departments to eliminate production problems
Provides production equipment support utilizing knowledge and understanding of the equipment control systems, programming, processes and components being utilized
Diagnoses and resolves production equipment issues where control system components and/or programming may be a contributing factor
Diagnoses and resolves control system performance and/or maintenance issues
Maintains electrical and control system schematics and programming documentation such as to ensure that all electronic and hard copy versions are at current revision
Maintains all plant floor and library copies of all control system schematics, documentation, process and motion controller programs, PLC and HMI programs and all other such equipment control related files and documentation
Assures that all equipment control systems have current electrical and control system documentation in place
Assures timely maintenance and repair of PLC, HMI, Process and Motion Control and all other control system and automation control hardware
Planning/Preparation/Implementation/Safety
Plans, directs, and records periodic electrical testing and recommends or initiates modification or replacement of equipment which fails to meet acceptable operating standards
Participates in the planning, engineering, and implementation phases of new equipment installation projects
Participates and may be directly responsible for the planning, engineering and implementation of equipment modification projects
Assists with development and implementation of standards for electrical and controls components for use within the facility and with suppliers
Maintains maximum personal knowledge on all relevant controls related hardware and software.
EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCE
4 year degree in Electrical Engineering preferred; or 2 year degree with 5 years additional experience
5 7 years of progressive experience in the area of controls, with knowledge of PLC's and automation applications
Computer proficient in Microsoft Windows, Project and Office
Experienced and proficient with AutoCAD, RSLogix 500, RSLogix 5000, RSNetworx, RSLinx and RSView
KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS, AND ABILITIES
Must have excellent written and verbal communication skills
Proven Mechanical skills
Must be able to prioritize
Multi-task Oriented
Strong follow-up skills
Ability to make decisions quickly with little direction
Cooperation
Order
Discipline
Work Discipline
Striving
SUPERVISORY RESPONSIBILITIES
Direct: None
Indirect: None
PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS AND WORKING CONDITIONS
Sitting- to complete a task at lower levels
Standing- to complete most all tasks
Walking
Climbing- to get to parts department, when using ladder, on equipment
Reaching- to perform activities, to get tools out of toolbox
Kneeling- to perform work activities at low levels
Crawling- to perform work activities under equipment
Squatting
Bending/stooping- to pick up tools or parts, to perform work tasks at lower levels or inside a machine
Twisting- to perform work activities
Pinch- to use tools, to manipulate wires
Grasping/handling- using tools, manipulating parts
Must be able to walk or stand on concrete floors, and climb ladders without difficulty or pain
Must be able to use hands and fingers to work on projects with crews
JOB COMPETENCIES
Ethics/ Integrity/ Trust
Attitude and Commitment
Diversity
Customer Service
Company Engagement
Quality
Cost Consciousness
Other
Responsible for monitoring, record keeping and taking appropriate actions for specific Food Safety Plan and Food Quality Plan and pre requisite program requirements.
Responsible to report food safety and quality issues to management.
. Apply now!Estimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.
Job Title: Controls Engineer I
Reports to: Controls Engineer II
Status: Full-Time, Exempt
Job Code: 53190
JOB SUMMARY
This position is responsible for utilizing knowledge of industrial controls, industrial networks, programming software, industrial automation and production equipment. This also includes providing production equipment support such as to minimize downtime, improve operating efficiencies, and facilitate equipment upgrades and modifications. Responsibilities also include applying electrical theory and related knowledge to design, develop, test and implement equipment control system modifications as required by the plant. Ability to design, specify and manage the installation and programming of new control systems, Operator Interface terminals, Windows based Area Control Systems, as well as PLCs, Servos, and various other electronic machine control apparatus. The Controls Engineer participates in the planning, implementation and supervision of new equipment installations. Duties and responsibilities may be added, deleted or changed at any time at the discretion of management, formally or informally, either verbally or in writing.
PRINCIPLE ACCOUNTABILITIES
Maintenance of System
Analyzes, assists and resolves work problems; may also include working with production and maintenance personnel
Troubleshoots and corrects production equipment control problems so as to enable maximum productivity, product recovery and quality
Diagnoses cause of electrical or mechanical malfunction or failure of operational equipment and will teach/train electricians and technicians to perform preventative and corrective maintenance
Tests and inspects machines and equipment in manufacturing departments to eliminate production problems
Provides production equipment support utilizing knowledge and understanding of the equipment control systems, programming, processes and components being utilized
Diagnoses and resolves production equipment issues where control system components and/or programming may be a contributing factor
Diagnoses and resolves control system performance and/or maintenance issues
Maintains electrical and control system schematics and programming documentation such as to ensure that all electronic and hard copy versions are at current revision
Maintains all plant floor and library copies of all control system schematics, documentation, process and motion controller programs, PLC and HMI programs and all other such equipment control related files and documentation
Assures that all equipment control systems have current electrical and control system documentation in place
Assures timely maintenance and repair of PLC, HMI, Process and Motion Control and all other control system and automation control hardware
Planning/Preparation/Implementation/Safety
Plans, directs, and records periodic electrical testing and recommends or initiates modification or replacement of equipment which fails to meet acceptable operating standards
Participates in the planning, engineering, and implementation phases of new equipment installation projects
Participates and may be directly responsible for the planning, engineering and implementation of equipment modification projects
Assists with development and implementation of standards for electrical and controls components for use within the facility and with suppliers
Maintains maximum personal knowledge on all relevant controls related hardware and software.
EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCE
4 year degree in Electrical Engineering preferred; or 2 year degree with 5 years additional experience
5 7 years of progressive experience in the area of controls, with knowledge of PLC's and automation applications
Computer proficient in Microsoft Windows, Project and Office
Experienced and proficient with AutoCAD, RSLogix 500, RSLogix 5000, RSNetworx, RSLinx and RSView
KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS, AND ABILITIES
Must have excellent written and verbal communication skills
Proven Mechanical skills
Must be able to prioritize
Multi-task Oriented
Strong follow-up skills
Ability to make decisions quickly with little direction
Cooperation
Order
Discipline
Work Discipline
Striving
SUPERVISORY RESPONSIBILITIES
Direct: None
Indirect: None
PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS AND WORKING CONDITIONS
Sitting- to complete a task at lower levels
Standing- to complete most all tasks
Walking
Climbing- to get to parts department, when using ladder, on equipment
Reaching- to perform activities, to get tools out of toolbox
Kneeling- to perform work activities at low levels
Crawling- to perform work activities under equipment
Squatting
Bending/stooping- to pick up tools or parts, to perform work tasks at lower levels or inside a machine
Twisting- to perform work activities
Pinch- to use tools, to manipulate wires
Grasping/handling- using tools, manipulating parts
Must be able to walk or stand on concrete floors, and climb ladders without difficulty or pain
Must be able to use hands and fingers to work on projects with crews
JOB COMPETENCIES
Ethics/ Integrity/ Trust
Attitude and Commitment
Diversity
Customer Service
Company Engagement
Quality
Cost Consciousness
Other
Responsible for monitoring, record keeping and taking appropriate actions for specific Food Safety Plan and Food Quality Plan and pre requisite program requirements.
Responsible to report food safety and quality issues to management.
. Apply now!Estimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.
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