The Control Systems Engineer at the Drayton factory identifies, recommends, and implements instrumentation and control changes to increase throughput and sugar recovery while reducing processing costs. The role optimizes existing factory automation and helps assess, analyze, recommend, develop, and install future factory automation capital projects. The engineer designs instrumentation and control systems and electrical designs for batch and continuous process controls, including specifications for process instrumentation, VFDs, and control valves. The position develops control-system documentation such as P&IDs, loop wiring diagrams, specifications, manuals, PLC programs, and HMI configurations, and works with OPC communications between factory and business systems and industrial device networks. The role provides technical expertise for control-system maintenance and optimization, supports PLC and process control systems, and collaborates with factory engineers and maintenance personnel on capital improvements, equipment selection, installation, process improvements, and troubleshooting. It also evaluates project life-cycle benefits and return on investment, trains factory employees, and assists with factory startups. Completing capital projects on schedule and within budget to support startup is critical. The position requires knowledge of instrumentation and electronic controls, typically gained through a bachelor's degree in electrical or control engineering or computer science. Industrial experience with Delta V, industrial and device networks, AutoCAD or similar drafting and design software, computer programming, process modeling, and control-system programming is desirable. Strong project management, communication, prioritization, organization, and decision-making skills are required.
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