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Advanced knowledge of PLC controls and SCADA, as well as DCS configuration experience. Knowledge of PLC controls and SCADA, DCS configuration. 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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Implement and support the basic Process Control System (DCS), Multivariable control (MVC), Safety Instrumented System (SIS) and Programmable Logic Controller (PLC) hardware and software. Experience in a variety of process control related skills including DCS configuration, PLC configuration, multi variable control (design, implementation and/or maintenance) and instrument tuning.
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Title: LM Process Control Engineer. Act as technical advisor to Process/Project Engineering and Operations on complex process control systems including design, troubleshooting and control loop / instrument tuning.
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Advanced computer skills; modeling, multivariable control and DeltaV configuration experience a plus. Act as technical advisor to Process/Project Engineering and Operations on complex process control systems.
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Proficiency in PLC and HMI programming (Allen-Bradley, Siemens, etc.) We are seeking a hands-on Controls Specialist with a solid background in PLC and HMI programming, particularly with Allen-Bradley systems.
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Analyze control of process operations to improve and optimize unit performance and profitability. Steward the continued development and sustained performance of Advanced Process Control technologies.
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Must be able to obtain Transportation Worker Identification Credential (TWIC) Serve as project leader for design and implementation of Advanced Control / Optimization projects. Responsible for operation and maintenance of infrastructure and software used for control and safety functions.
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Strong communication skills, self-directed, with a positive customer service focus. The ability to contribute in a team setting is essential.
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Strong communication skills, self-directed, with a positive customer service focus. The ability to contribute in a team setting is essential.
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PLC (Allen Bradley, Beckhoff a plus, Siemens a plus) and HMI (Allen Bradley, Beckhoff a plus, Ignition a plus) programming. Develop PLC and HMI programs. Select and work with control panel builder to ensure on time delivery.
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Trains and assists technicians to troubleshoot, repair, replace and commission a) all electrical control devices including: AC drives, DC drives, Servo Controllers, contactors, motors, breakers, solenoids power supplies and indicator lights, and b) all DCS/PLC/HMI hardware including: processors, discrete and analog I/O cards, power supplies, network adapters, distributed I/O, operator interfaces such as Panelview, PC based interfaces, and message displays such as Rsview.
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Spearhead the deployment and upkeep of essential hardware and software across DCS, MVC, SIS, and PLC platforms, ensuring safety and control are in perfect harmony. A versatile skill set in process control, including DCS and PLC configuration, multivariable control, and instrument tuning.
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This role will require expertise in PLC programming, robotic integration, and troubleshooting to ensure seamless operation of our production areas. Develop, modify, and implement PLC programs to control machinery and processes, ensuring optimal performance and efficiency.
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Strong communication skills, self-directed, with a positive customer service focus. The ability to contribute in a team setting is essential.
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Advanced knowledge of all PLC (and DCS if required) based hardware and software, including excellent PLC programming skills, assisting in DCS changes, good servo and HMI programming skills, interface between multiple controllers over various networking platforms.
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