Controls Technician

RoyOMartin•Corrigan, TX

26d•Onsite

About The Position

The controls technician is responsible for maintaining and optimizing automation and control systems, including PLCs, HMIs, and camera systems, through troubleshooting, programming, preventive maintenance, team collaboration, technical training, and support for upgrades and compliance. IBiZ Now Troubleshoot, repair, and maintain PLCs, HMIs, and control systems. Program and modify automation systems. Perform preventive maintenance on automation and control equipment. Support system upgrades and process improvements. Collaborate with electricians and engineers to resolve technical issues. Document work and ensure compliance with safety standards. Train electricians in control systems, troubleshooting techniques, and best practices. Maintain and troubleshoot operational camera systems to ensure functionality. Provide additional support to the electrical and maintenance teams, addressing technical challenges as needed.

Requirements

A willingness to learn and grow is critical for this position.
High school diploma or equivalency
Associates degree or higher in electrical engineering technology, automation technology, or related field; or minimum of 2 years of equivalent work experience
Understanding of electrical circuits and components
Familiarity with wiring, panel building, and electric schematics
Proficiency in PLCs and HMIs
Experience with automation systems, robotics, and control loops
Ability to diagnose electrical, mechanical, hydraulic, and controls systems issues
Outstanding safety and attendance records
Possess excellent planning and organizational skills
Understanding all lockout procedures and how to utilize a safety data sheet (SDS)
A proactive and positive approach to the safety of him/herself and others
Ability to work independently and with others
“Lead by example” approach
Self-Motivated
Detail orientation
Prioritization skills
Sense of urgency
Can-do attitude
Ability to problem solve

Responsibilities

Troubleshoot, repair, and maintain PLCs, HMIs, and control systems.
Program and modify automation systems.
Perform preventive maintenance on automation and control equipment.
Support system upgrades and process improvements.
Collaborate with electricians and engineers to resolve technical issues.
Document work and ensure compliance with safety standards.
Train electricians in control systems, troubleshooting techniques, and best practices.
Maintain and troubleshoot operational camera systems to ensure functionality.
Provide additional support to the electrical and maintenance teams, addressing technical challenges as needed.