The Automation Technician will assist automation engineers, programmers and designers to achieve a finished piece of automation machinery. The Automation Technician will fabricate parts from a 2D or 3D drawing using manual drilling and milling machines and hand tools. This position will also be assembling complete machines by reading 2D and 3D drawings provided by the automation designers and engineers. The Automation technician will work with PLC/Robotic Programmers to read electrical schematics as well as wiring complete machines. The AT will learn what wire colors are for what purposes as well as learn to terminate connections correctly using the proper labeling techniques for wires and cables.