Controls Engineer
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Controls Engineer - Fort Wayne, IN. Contract Position Pay Rate: up to $38.00 (based on work history and interview performance) Position Description of the Controls Engineer:
Responsible for research, design, development, testing, installation, and modification of operational machinery, electrical control equipment, electrical circuitry, and components.
** Principal Duties and Responsibilities of the Controls Engineer:**
- Evaluates new manufacturing and control technologies, adapting into specifications as appropriate
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Confirms control system functionality including appropriate safety compliance, by designing and/or executing test procedures
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Prepares and/or reviews electrical, hydraulic, and pneumatic controls drawings ; collaborates with related engineering teams to evaluate components, materials, and suppliers
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Ensures integrity of process and build data collection
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Work closely with Maintenance, Engineering, Quality, IT, Safety, and Operations to ensure that all equipment and processes are properly designed, implemented, and launched
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Keeps equipment operating by performing periodic audits; troubleshooting breakdowns; requesting supplies; defining and reviewing preventative maintenance plans; calling for repairs; and implementing process improvements
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Assist maintenance in troubleshooting equipment and train engineering techs and maintenance techs on new equipment installations
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Maintains project documents using approved methodology, tools, and templates
** Requirements of the Controls Engineer:**
- Bachelor's degree in relevant Engineering or technical training equivalent
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2 years of experience with manufacturing processes and equipment interaction (including internships or other educational programs)
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Can interact with machinery through HMI or laptop connection
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Able to read and interpret mechanical and electrical prints and schematics
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Experience with vision systems
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Experience with Allen Bradley PLC's, Servo Controllers, HMI products, and software
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Familiarity with basic electronics and embedded system programming
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Knowledge of Fanuc robots – recovery and teaching points on a teach pendant
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Troubleshoot, read, and edit PLC logic and CNC programs
You should be proficient in:
- PLC Troubleshooting Skills
- Bachelor's Degree
- Electrical Schematics
- Troubleshooting Skills
- Mechanical Troubleshooting Skills
- CNC Programming
- PLC Programming Experience
- Blueprint Reading
Machines & technologies you'll use:
- Programmable Logic Controller (PLC) (Allen Bradley)
- Servo Motors
- Industrial Robot (Fanuc)