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Controls and Automation Technician
As the Controls Technician we are looking for you to program, trouble-shoot, and do modifications to our equipment and Allen Bradley PLCs.
Position Summary This role requires strong electrical and PLC troubleshooting aptitude. The Controls Technician will be actively involved in the support of Safety. Quality and Good Manufacturing Practices and Preventive Maintenance programs The primary role of the Controls Technician is to work as a key maintenance team contributor to support company objectives with respect to: Keeping production moving
•Reducing set-up •Assist with Installation and enhancement of equipment
•Conduct plant audits within LFI guidelines
•Help identify areas for continued efficiency
•Ensure accurate reporting of both raw materials and finished goods
•Adhere to plant/food safety, SQF, and all audits Maintain process equipment
•Electrical •special projects •component failures •measuring •calibrating equipment •performing preventative maintenance duties •providing corrective technical support for equipment
•Identify and facilitate repairs •Inspect and locate causes of malfunctions Effective communicator •Communicate and document events and repairs
•Collaborate with engineering, maintenance managers, Master Mechanics •Communicate continuous improvement initiatives •Report food safety and quality issues to initiate action Required Education, Skills, and
Experience •High School Diploma or GED required; •3 – 5 years’ experience or AAS Electrical Tech; •Experience working with manufacturing equipment including 3 phase motors, control wiring, 24VDC, 120VAC, 208/220VAC, 480VAC;
•Experience with Controls for Conveyor Systems and Power Transmissions, Pneumatics, Hydraulics, Pumps and Valves; •Experience with Temperature controls and I/P loops; •Experience with calibration of RTD, T/couple and other low voltage sensors; •Knowledge of and ability to comprehend and troubleshoot production machinery (i.e. Fillers, Rinsers, Cappers, Case Packers, Case Formers, Coolers and Pasteurizers);
•Familiarity with Lock-Out Tag-Out Authorized, Hot Work, Confined Space and HECP Training; •Able to read and interpret electrical schematics;
•Able to communicate in a professional manner; •Able to use a variety of measuring tools and test equipment; •Able to work independently, with limited supervision; •Ability to work with numbers, perform calculations and demonstrable mechanical inclination;
•Knowledge of Drill Press, Chop Saw, Port-a-Band, Sawzall and other maintenance tools preferred.
•Knowledge or experience with Multi-Meters, Amp Probes, Meger Ohm Meter, PLC troubleshooting via Laptop, Panelview; •Food Manufacturing Experience, a plus. Working Conditions •Regularly required to sit, use hands;
Send your resume today chuck@libertyjobs.com
Chuck
484-690-9606