A Controls Tech will diagnose, troubleshoot, and maintain electrical equipment. Assist with project related design, installation, and commissioning of controls systems.
Troubleshooting and repair of down equipment.
Analyzes and resolves machine and conveyor problems.
Assist the Controls Engineer in the development of controls designs and hardware for new and refurbished manufacturing equipment, automation, and their integration.
Assist the Controls Engineer in the development and application of vision technology for inspection and bin picking.
Apply national electrical safety standards for new, refurbished and existing Metal Forming equipment.
Identify and implement advanced machine control, sensor, vision, and robotic technologies.
Ability to navigate ladder logic.
Experience with Allen Bradley and Siemens.
Previous experience working with 24 DC to 480 volts AC.
Utilization of test equipment such as a multi-meter, megger, phase rotation meter.
Read and understand blueprints and schematics.
Ability and knowledge to troubleshoot and repair electrical problems.
Basic understanding of hydraulic and pneumatic circuits / equipment.
Proven experience in automotive engineering.
Effective communication abilities.
Ability to excel in a fast-paced, ambitious environment.