The Automation Technician is responsible for keeping plant operations running by troubleshooting, repairing, and maintaining production equipment, with a focus on Digital Services and Controls & Drives. The technician restores machines and equipment to operability across production areas and provides first-line Digital Service technical support during the shift. The role supports manufacturing systems, including CGMS, MCAT, MMS, CGRS, and FFDACS, as well as Siemens and Beckhoff PLCs and drives, IPC management, cybersecurity applications, and other automation technologies. It also provides support for Digital Service applications such as Octoplant (Versiondog), Acronis, Barracuda, Group Policy, domain integration, and LANDesk. The technician works with Digital Service Engineers and supports Maintenance, IT, Process, Projects, Quality, Utilities, and Production. The technician supports automation projects and deployment of Digital Service applications and solutions, and helps develop improvements intended to reduce scrap, increase equipment availability, and improve performance. The position also assists Maintenance with equipment installation and emergency or unscheduled repairs, troubleshoots control systems and motors up to 1 kV, and troubleshoots and programs PLCs on the shop floor. The role requires following plant, environmental, and departmental safety policies and performing other duties as assigned.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level
Education Level
Associate degree