Controls Engineer

Associated Metal Forming Technologies•Corry, PA

11d•$100,000 - $110,000•Onsite

About The Position

Associated Spring/AMFT-Corry manufactures spring solutions for a variety of industries, with a focus on safety, quality, innovation, and continuous improvement. The Electrical / Controls Engineer is a hands-on role supporting daily manufacturing operations and improving the plant’s electrical systems, equipment reliability, automation, and facility infrastructure. The engineer works closely with maintenance, production, and other departments to troubleshoot technical issues and deliver projects that improve safety, quality, and productivity. This on-site position is based at the Corry, Pennsylvania facility.

Requirements

At least five years of plant engineering or electrical controls experience in a manufacturing environment.
Extensive hands-on PLC troubleshooting and programming experience.
Experience with Allen-Bradley and/or Siemens controls, HMIs, drives, sensors, and industrial automation.
Experience using AutoCAD and reading electrical schematics, mechanical drawings, and plant layouts.
Strong troubleshooting and analytical skills, with attention to accuracy and detail.
Project management experience, including coordinating vendors, budgets, schedules, and installation activities.
Ability to prioritize daily technical needs while keeping longer-term projects moving.
Strong communication and technical writing skills.
Proficiency with Microsoft Office and computerized maintenance management systems (CMMS).
Ability to work independently and coordinate projects across departments.
Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering, Industrial Engineering, or a related field, or an equivalent combination of relevant education and hands-on experience.
Ability to commute reliably to the facility or relocate before the start date.

Nice To Haves

Willingness to travel up to 25% is preferred.

Responsibilities

Troubleshoot, program, and improve PLC-based control systems, HMIs, sensors, drives, and automation equipment, including Allen-Bradley and Siemens systems.
Maintain and improve plant electrical and control systems to support safe, reliable operations.
Support site utilities and infrastructure, including electrical distribution, natural gas, water, compressed air, fire protection, and security systems.
Manage capital projects, including scope development, cost estimates, project justification, vendor coordination, installation, and startup.
Prepare and track Capital Authorization Approval Requests (CAARs) and support the plant’s capital planning process.
Coordinate equipment installations, plant layout changes, utility upgrades, and facility modifications while minimizing production disruption.
Develop and maintain technical documentation, including drawings, work instructions, troubleshooting guides, and project records.
Create and manage purchase orders for engineering projects, maintenance supplies, and capital equipment while monitoring costs and delivery schedules.
Coordinate required facility inspections and annual certifications.
Work with maintenance and production teams to identify recurring equipment issues and implement lasting improvements.
Complete additional engineering assignments and special projects as directed by the Maintenance Manager.