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Advanced knowledge in PLC programming, HMI development, SCADA systems, and control system integration, with deep experience in Allen Bradley systems, robotics, and ladder logic. Develop and implement strategies for the integration and optimization of control systems across multiple production lines, ensuring they align with the company’s long-term goals.
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Medical, dental, vision, insurance Paid time off 401k Retirement Plan Fuel card Per Diem or Company Credit Card if traveling Bonus Electrical Controls Engineer Duties & Responsibilities Electrical & controls design capacity Ability to layout and design control panels - electrical, motor and systems Knowledge of UL508A Standards Programming and troubleshooting of PLC's, HMI's, VFD's, Motor Control Systems, Safety Systems, Instrumentation, and Process Controls.
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Identify and drive initiatives to enhance the efficiency and effectiveness of control systems, with a focus on reducing downtime, improving reliability, and increasing production capacity.
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Ensure that all control systems and automation processes comply with industry standards and regulatory requirements, maintaining thorough documentation and records. Lead a team of control engineers, overseeing all aspects of control systems and automation projects.
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Engineer to perform field measurement and retrofit assessments of electrical power distribution equipment including switchgear, control wiring, etc. Solid understanding of electrical codes, particularly NEC and local Chicago codesProficient in reading and accurately interpreting wiring diagrams, single lines, 3-phase power systems and switchboard/panel schedules.
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Program and fine-tune control software and hardware, including PLCs, HMIs, and robotic systems, to achieve desired operational outcomes. Your Key Responsibilities: Design and implement cutting-edge control systems to enhance automation across various production lines, focusing on improving system performance and reliability.
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Work with licensed engineers and other experienced designers to design power distribution, motor control, and lighting systems for industrial, life science and advanced technology facilities.
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The ideal candidate will have experience in designing basic electrical control systems, building panels to specifications, and ensuring all work meets industry standards and safety regulations.
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Strong fundamental understanding of electrical design practices, machine/motion control systems, VFD/Drive control systems, and electro-mechanical systems. Exposure to assembling and commissioning large motion-controlled systems and building panels.
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Knowledge of tarnsformers, switchgear, motor control centers, etc. Experience in power distribution/power systems. Integrated Talent Strategies (ITS) is seeking a Lead Electrical Engineer to work in the Greater Chicago area working for a leading engineering and consulting firm.
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Reporting to the VP of Engineering, you will design and maintain electrical control systems for engineered-to-order capital equipment. Design and review electrical control systems.
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In this position, you will be responsible for scoping the electrical engineering portions of projects and leading the design efforts associated with the projects, along with developing detailed drawings, which will include site plans, power/signal/lighting plans, equipment layouts, one-lines, industrial controls and control systems, assessments, and reports.
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Experience with electrical components, switch mode power supplies, power management circuits, motor control circuits, analog circuits, positioning systems, PCB design, display technology and RF impedance matching; experience with wireless communication standards like Wi-Fi or Bluetooth.
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Responsible for the general results of electrical engineering assignments relating to fixed electrical property, power supplies, distribution, signal equipment, control schemes, Programmable Logic Controllers (PLC’s), Building Automation Systems (BAS’s), Variable Frequency Drives (VFD’s), and other facilities and equipment involving independent thinking in making adaptations and modifications while ensuring work conforms to all criteria, codes, standards and regulations.
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Typical design work includes power distribution, motor control centers, raceway systems, fire alarm systems, underground utility plans and profiles, interior and outdoor lighting systems, panelboard and apparatus schedules, and interfacing with utility companies, terminals, and a variety of commercial/private buildings.
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