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Performs frequency drives, writes drive logic in PLC code, creates HMI applications, uploads and downloads PLC Programs and HMI applications, programs ladder logic to troubleshoot equipment, integrates new processes into equipment, sets up network communications, and sets up advanced routing of Ethernet protocols.
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Perform PLC Control level issue diagnosis and maintenance (Allen Bradley) Install, maintain, and troubleshoot relay logic, ladder diagrams, control components, photo-eyes, motor starters, limit switches, proximity sensors, solenoids, etc.
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Some PLC knowledge is preferred (ability to read ladder logic). Aerotek is an Allegis Group company, the global leader in talent solutions. Some PLC knowledge is preferred (ability to read ladder logic.
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Must have 5 years industrial electrical experience with an emphasis on PLCs, ladder logic, programmable drives. Maintain electrical systems for all converting and auxiliary equipment. The primary responsibility of this position is to maintain and monitor computerized converting equipment in a continuous production environment.
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Demonstrate expertise in programming and resolving issues with Programmable Logic Controllers (PLCs), encompassing A/B PLC products, RSView, RSLogic 5/500/5000, Studio 5000, GE Machine Edition, and analogous MMI and ladder logic programs.
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Knowledge of PLC programming standards & programming software, including GRAFCET, Ladder Logic, and Structured Text. Specific experience with Rockwell and Siemens is a plus. Strong experience with PLC programming.
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Advanced working knowledge of PLC programming and ladder logic required. Under minimal supervision, responsible for the continuous improvement of plant processes and equipment including design and PLC program changes, mechanical and electrical documentation, Six Sigma variation reduction, uptime improvements, and maintenance expense reduction.
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Experience in programming and troubleshooting PLC and SLC ladder logic using both RS Logix and 6200 series software. Experience in programming and troubleshooting PLC and SLC ladder logic using both RS Logix and 6200 series software.
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Ability to read and understand electrical schematics, PLC ladder diagrams, Relay Logic, Knowledge of pneumatic actuators, hydraulic cylinders & valves, AC / Servo motor controls. Assists facilities supervisor with coordinating any on site contractors, may serve as escort or guide work completed.
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Understanding of National Electrical Code. PLC/Ladder Logic experience and knowledge. Diagnoses and remedies furnace burner problems. Operates forklift and uses articulating and rotating boom hoist, telescoping hoist, scissors lift, and pick-up truck.
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Software development in PLC ladder logic, LabVIEW, C. PCB design experience (preferably using Altium) focusing on signal conditioning of high frequency instrumentation or digital circuit design.
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4 years of experience in PLC programming including ladder logic, function block, and structured text. Develops PLC programs in Ladder, Function Block, and other languages. Develops hardware and software test plans and writes simulation logic for the testing of the PLC and HMI system.
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Hands-on experience in PLC programs using ladder, sequential function chart, function block diagram and structural test logic. Candidate will have strong engineering and technical background in PLC programming: Allen Bradley, Siemens, Pro-Logic, Compact Logic, Productivity.
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Design and amend PLC ladder logic using Studio 5000, RSLogix 500 and 5000, and Siemens TIA Portal. 7+ years of experience with PLC programs and ladder logic. Read, understand, and update schematics including (but not limited to): P&ID, electrical schematics, wiring diagrams, mechanical drawings, manuals, and ladder logic.
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Skills:maintenance, mechanic, technician, mechanical, electrical, manufacturing, electrican troubleshooting, VFD, PLC, AC/DC, hydraulicsTop Skills Details:maintenance, mechanic, technician, mechanical, electrical, manufacturing, electrican troubleshooting, VFD, PLC, AC/DC, hydraulics About Aerotek: We know that a company's success starts with its employees.
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