The Control Systems Engineer identifies, recommends, and implements instrumentation and control changes to increase factory throughput and sugar recovery while reducing processing costs. The role optimizes existing factory automation and contributes to assessing, analyzing, recommending, developing, and installing future factory automation capital projects. The position designs instrumentation and control systems, including electrical designs for batch and continuous process controls, and specifications for process instrumentation, VFDs, and control valves. It develops control systems documentation such as P&IDs, loop wiring diagrams, specifications, manuals, PLC programs, and HMI configurations. The engineer works with OPC communication between factory and business systems and industrial device networks, and researches ways to improve automation and computer-control system utilization. The engineer collaborates with factory, process, and maintenance engineering personnel and the Electrical & Instrumentation Supervisor on capital improvements, system maintenance, process efficiency, equipment selection, installation, and debugging. The role provides technical expertise and support for PLC and process control systems, oversees control-system optimization, evaluates projects and equipment for life-cycle benefits and return on investment, and provides controls and instrumentation training to factory employees. The position assists with factory startups and projects involving contractors and factory personnel. It is responsible for working within budget and schedule, with timely completion of capital projects important to factory startup. The engineer is expected to promote the Company Values of Safety, Integrity, Quality, Teamwork, and Accountability.
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