PLC Technician

Valeo•Reno, NV

5d•Onsite

About The Position

Valeo is a global tech company focused on developing innovative mobility solutions. As an automotive supplier partner, we aim to create a greener and more secure future for transportation through intuitive driving and reduced CO2 emissions. We are a recognized leader in our field and a globally innovative company.

Requirements

Proven experience as an industrial electrician or PLC technician in manufacturing environments.
Strong knowledge of electrical troubleshooting, calibration, sensors, industrial automation, and equipment maintenance.
Familiarity with programming in engineering environments for PLCs and industrial controls.
Ability to read electrical schematics, P&IDs, schematics, and blueprints accurately.
Knowledge of hydraulics, pneumatic systems, E & I (Electrical & Instrumentation), and safety procedures related to electrical work.
Excellent problem-solving skills with a focus on engineering troubleshooting using precision measuring instruments like ohmmeters.
Strong communication skills for effective collaboration with maintenance teams and field service personnel.

Nice To Haves

Experience with vision inspection systems, CNC machinery, sensors, calibration tools, and high-voltage systems is preferred.

Responsibilities

Assist maintenance staff with troubleshooting by connecting and reading PLC coding (ladder logic) using Rockwell Automation Studio5000 on active production machines.
Write/add PLC code using Rockwell Automation Studio5000 on active production machines.
Link data gathering applications to Rockwell Automation systems.
Demonstrate working knowledge of IO devices and IO modules (both safety rated and non-safety rated), analog devices (both safety rated and non-safety rated), servo motors and induction motors, VFD’s and motor controllers, pneumatic control units (solenoids, manifolds, cylinders, etc), linear actuators (belt, ball screw, induction, etc), vacuum generators and suction devices for product manipulation.
Read electrical diagrams and possess knowledge of electrical design and components from 12V to 480V and P&ID diagrams.
Demonstrate knowledge and ability to apply standard codes by: UL, NEC, NFPA, Lean Process Design Methodology, electrical systems and circuit protection, AC system and DC systems, familiar with maintaining and documenting for change management control, complete functional analysis (FTA, 5Y, etc).
Use a digital multimeter.
Analyze the dynamic operating and stopping configuration of equipment.
Demonstrate and coach site standards for safety and operational compliance.
Design or update the electrical and pneumatic plans of equipment.
Create specifications as needed by specific activities.
Manage 3rd party subcontractors.
Monitor the performance (QCDM) of equipment to identify room for progress and implement progress actions in his field (TRP, breakdown & microstoppages rate progress).
Perform continuous improvement on equipment (reliability, cost, performance, cycle time).
Support the production & maintenance departments to improve the MTTR (analysis, problem solving).
Practice LOTO procedures.
Ensure the respect of Safety and Environmental directives.
Act to reduce accident risks.
Improve the 5S (including machines’ documentation) and react to issues.