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ERG Recruiting

Electrical Controls Engineer

Valdosta, Georgia, United States

Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 72 days ago
RoboticsPLCElectrical EngineeringControlsOSHA

About the role

  • The Electrical Controls Engineer will provide electrical and controls engineering to allow the organization to accomplish its objectives & goals.
  • Work within a team other skilled technicians and engineers to continuously improve and enable manufacturing systems to achieve production objectives.
  • Spearhead innovative solutions and bring forth resources both internal and external to get projects completed on time and on budget.

Responsibilities

  • Design and implement reliable, efficient, user and maintenance friendly control systems to meet the requirements of production operations.
  • The design must meet all OSHA general industry safety rules.
  • Build and develop and maintain a comprehensive OEE database for all critical manufacturing equipment.
  • Perform parts selection, analysis, simulation, and schematic capture for control and power electronics.
  • Perform system integration including debugging and troubleshooting Assist in direction of maintenance technicians and ensure that they have the appropriate tools, skills, and training to be a world class maintenance organization.
  • Plan for and manage capital and expense related projects.
  • Maintain optimal equipment efficiency to stay within process specifications established by Quality and Industrial Engineering.
  • 5+ years' experience in writing PLC programs and design, repair, troubleshooting production equipment.
  • Experience performing schematic design, analysis, and simulation.

Requirements

  • All work must be done in compliance with AS9100, EPD, OSHA, Local, State, and Federal standards, and regulations.
  • Fully document all projects and equipment as required to maintain in proper functioning condition.
  • BS degree or higher in Electrical Engineering or related discipline with supporting experience demonstrating electrical controls engineering competencies.
  • Extensive industrial experience may be considered as an alternative to a bachelor's degree.

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