Parker Hannifin

Automation/Controls Technician Automation/Controls Technician

DescriptionEnergetic, self-motivated, self-starter with the desire to learn and ability to adapt in any situation. Work is project-orientated, and you may be working on a number of projects, at various stages, at any given time. Work will be performed with minimal supervision. Typical work activities include but are not limited to:

• Apply automation skills along with related knowledge in electronics, mechanics, pneumatics, and the ability to install, program, troubleshoot, circuitry, control systems, and machinery.
• Apply sensor technology and integration with PLC programs to prevent quality deficient product from being produced 
• Be part of automation team able to determine proper cell layout / robot placement including peripheral equipment 
• Assemble and trouble shoot equipment from assembly drawings, wiring diagrams and equipment BOMs
• Troubleshoot to determine system or equipment malfunctions using knowledge of microprocessors, programmable controllers, circuit analysis, electronics and pneumatics 
• Design, program and troubleshoot PLC, industrial control systems and relay control circuits to include panel layouts, wiring diagrams and interfaces. Perform testing, start-up, and troubleshooting of PLC and industrial control systems 
• Install safety systems following the Guidelines in the Equipment Commissioning Checklist. 
• Provide in-house training to the Maintenance Technicians for trouble shooting and diagnostics of automated equipment. 
• Prepare specifications and standard operating instructions for processes and equipment
• Support production in day-to-day trouble shooting and problem solving of equipment and process failure
• Works well with others
• Travel for installation, startup, training, and service work as scheduled as needed / scheduled 

Requirements

• Ideal candidate will have 1-5 years’ experience in PLCs and / or Robotics programming (associate’s degree or greater from an accredited college or university, with an emphasis in engineering; Automation, Electro-Mechanical, or similar related degree is preferred). 
• Electrical background is a must 
• PLC/SCADA/HMI programming
• Troubleshooting, installation and commissioning
• Knowledge in pneumatics and mechanical assembly a plus 
• Assemble, test, install and troubleshoot automation equipment 
• Knowledge and experience with electrical equipment: 480/230 3ph, 110 & 24vdc controls, prints and schematics 
• Proficient knowledge of Microsoft programs, such as Word, Excel, and Outlook 
• May use computer-assisted design software to create CAD drawings of project wiring diagrams, panel layouts is a plus, but not required 
• Ability to work in a diverse work environment 
• Ability to travel as necessary to assist with equipment installation, startup, and service 

Equal Employment Opportunity