Plc Electrician

POSITION SUMMARY:
A skilled PLC Electrician works on any types of manufacturing machineries. You will be analyzing system requirements, writing and installing custom programmable logic code, testing system efficiency, and providing operational support.

To ensure success as a PLC Electrician, you should have excellent knowledge of machine mechanics, a logical approach, and the ability to work with minimal supervision.

PRIMARY RESPONSIBILITIES: Works with all departments to meet or surpass the plant's safety goalsRecommends and implements continuous improvement on equipment and system design through use of the team concept. Support project planning and executionFollows all GMP's (Good Manufacturing Practices)Troubleshoots through PLC'sAbility to write program changesAble to fix process issuesPrograms and replaces VFD'sCapable of retrieving and downloading programs into HMI's (human machine interface)Performs troubleshooting and equipment repairs as needed to minimize downtimeInstalls/ repairs/ maintains all types of electrical equipment including PLC's, wiring, motor starters, switches, motors, actuators, valves, auxiliary contacts, breaker, etc.Reads and understands all types of blueprints and CAD drawingsOperates power tools, hand tools, and electrical and instrument test equipment to install, maintain, and troubleshoot plant equipmentPerforms all necessary documentation of work performed and any unusual conditions, or defective equipment with the highest accuracy possible in SAPExecutes Quality PM's as assignedExecutes ownership of tools and shop by maintaining good housekeeping and a clean and orderly work area.Conduct training for other associates in area of responsibilityPerforms other duties as assigned by immediate superior. QUALIFICATIONS: Bachelor's degree in software engineering, mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, or a similar field.PLC technical certification.At least 3 years' experience as a PLC programmer.Knowledge of software design principals.Proficiency in CAD and AutoCAD software.Detailed knowledge of PLC automation software and coding languages. PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS: Electrical and mechanical engineering experience is an advantageIn-depth knowledge of manufacturing and mechanical processes.Ability to work with minimal supervision.