Summary from listing
The Controls Technician works under a Controls Engineer, trains and leads improvement projects, and serves as a backup for the Controls Engineer. The role covers PLC programming, legacy code review, motion and vision system troubleshooting, HMI configuration, industrial communication, robot programming, documentation, vendor coordination, safety training, and teaching maintenance technicians. Required qualifications include computer proficiency, Microsoft Word and Excel, Allen Bradley PLC programming, KUKA or Motoman robot programming, motion-control troubleshooting, and a high school diploma or equivalent; preferred qualifications include SQL, databases, computer programming, welding or electrical training, laser-system experience, and 5–10 years of maintenance-mechanic experience.
