Controls Technician- 3rd Shift

SummaryA Engineering Controls Technician is responsible for the installation, calibration and maintenance of automated industrial machinery.  A Controls Technician keeps things running smoothly as they check on and maintain machinery. Successful Controls Technicians are able to respond quickly to any problems that might arise.Core Competencies Communication and People Skills                                           Problem SolvingExcellent dexterityTechnical CapacityAnalyticalAccountability and Dependability Job DutiesTest, troubleshoot, and oversee implementation of new processesInstall retrofits to existing systems and troubleshoot hardware, software, and instrument problemsSupports start-up activitiesCreate and maintain automation processesOver-see testing procedures, writing reports and making sure that the instruments you develop comply with quality standards and safety regulations.Available for support calls 24/7Install, diagnose and fix programmable logic controllers and other devices that operate automated equipment. RequirementsCompletion of a 2-year degree or technical certificate program3 to 5 years manufacturing experience and a strong technical knowledge in the programming, installation, configuration, troubleshooting and maintenance of equipmentSuperior analytical capabilitiesProblem-solving and decision-makingGood written and verbal communication skillsAbility to work with minimal supervisionAbility to manage multiple projects