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As an Instrumentation and Controls Engineer, you will be responsible for development, implementation, and troubleshooting of control system philosophy, selection of instrumentation, andprogramming of Programmable Logic Controllers (PLCs), Human-Machine-Interface stations, SCADA or other control systems for water treatment equipment.
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Qualifications: BS Chemical Engineering or related degree with 8+ years experience as a Process Control Systems Engineer in chemical, refinery, or related process manufacturing plants.
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Searching for Lead Control Systems Engineer with Corporate level responsibility for strategic support of multiple chemical plant sites. Requires solid technical expertise in process automation, SIS, instrumentation; interface, networking of DCS and PLC Systems.
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Responsibilities include: Preparing Process and Instrumentation Diagrams (P&IDs), control system network diagrams, control panel wiring diagrams, equipment layouts, I&C system specifications, and installation details.
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Candidate should have an interest in industrial control systems design including P&ID development, water/wastewater instrumentation, industrial control system network architecture, PLC and SCADA system specifications, and related activities.
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Titles Encouraged to Apply: Control Systems Engineer Electrical Controls Engineer PLC Programmer Automation Engineer Instrumentation Engineer Robotics Controls Engineer Process Control Engineer We invite qualified candidates who are passionate about automation controls and eager to drive innovation in a dynamic environment to apply for this exciting opportunity.
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Our employee-owned and multi-disciplined team of engineering and design professionals is looking for an Instrumentation & Controls Engineer / SCADA Automation Engineer with an interest in industrial, rail and water/wastewater process and facilities controls design.
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OVERVIEW The Sr. Control Engineer is responsible for maintaining instrumentation and control systems in support of plant production, quality, GMP and safety goals. Evaluate changes/upgrades to process control systems and make recommendations for continuous improvement Contribute to the definition of standards for the development and maintenance of process control systems within the refinery and within the ASR Group, Implementing and maintaining such standards.
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Overall responsibility for design, specification, selection, and services relating to instrumentation and control systems including basic process control systems, safety systems, control panels, analyzer systems, field instrumentation, valves, etc.
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The Kapton® film manufacturing business is seeking a Senior Process Control Engineer at the Dupont site in Circleville, Ohio. The Circleville site is a short drive from Columbus, Ohio. Columbus is a growing city that is currently the 14th largest in the nation.
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Your Job Georgia-Pacific is seeking a qualified professional for the role of Senior Process Control Engineer within the corporate Process Control Center of Excellence.
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Preparing and/or check specifications (control system and instrumentation), location plans, equipment/instrument schedules, datasheets, and other drawings and documents required to design, procure, install, configure, and operate I&C equipment and devices.
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The Instrumentation & Controls Engineer will support projects ranging from small studies to multi-million dollar turn-key supply. An interest and experience in electronics, instrumentation, control and data acquisition systems, design, variable frequency drive systems, motion control systems, sensors and transmitters, actuators, PID control, and communication networks.
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As a Process Controls & Validation Engineer, a typical day might include the following:Working with a multi-functional team to support technology transfer and scale-up of processes from Regeneron’s process development teamAnalyzing R&D, late-stage characterization studies, and historical manufacturing data to support process control programs.
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This position is responsible for coordinating the installation, troubleshooting, repair, and general maintenance of instrument and low voltage electrical equipment at the hydrogen liquification plant located in Woodbine, GA. This role requires excellent instrument and control aptitude, a high degree of familiarity with industrial chemical process facilities.
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