Summary from listing
The Controls Technician supports manufacturing equipment reliability, automation systems, and production performance by troubleshooting control-system deficiencies, developing corrective solutions, modifying PLC and PC-based control programs, and improving equipment safety, reliability, throughput, and operational readiness. The role also provides technical guidance to shop-floor users, collaborates with customers and engineering teams, and responds to questions about PLC applications and training needs. A high school diploma or GED and at least two years of related experience are required, while experience with PLC ladder logic, robotics, vision systems, electrical troubleshooting, and control-system installation is specified.
