Controls Field Technician II / Electrical Troubleshooting

As a Controls Field Technician II, you’ll be an essential part of our team, taking on an advanced role as an industrial electrical technician. This position requires you to be proficient in control systems, supporting troubleshooting and commissioning tasks alongside Integration Engineers both on client sites and during project completions. You will have the opportunity to work with minimal supervision while addressing tasks that require you to be hands-on troubleshooting electrical systems. If you have experience editing PLCs such as Allen Bradley and Siemens, this will set you apart!

The ideal candidate will thrive in challenging environments, working with both external clients and internal teams to quickly resolve issues. You’ll collaborate closely with senior engineers, keeping open communication with all project stakeholders to ensure the timely and smooth completion of both short- and long-term projects.

Location & Work Conditions:

This role requires candidates to be within commuting distance of The Louis Armstrong International Airport in New Orleans. Expect varied work conditions, including extreme temperatures, dusty or dirty environments, and physical tasks such as climbing ladders, navigating obstacles, working in low light, and occasionally in confined spaces.

This is a non-exempt, hourly paid position that reports to the Manager, Controls Engineering. Please note, this role requires non-traditional working hours, typically from ~8:00 PM - ~3:00 AM, with occasional overtime. This is a long-term project with occasional travel. When the project is over, travel increases to 85% - 100%. The possibility of relocation to Sanford, FL or Atlanta, GA may be possible.

Visa sponsorship is not available for this position. Relocation expenses are not available for this position.

Key Responsibilities:

• Read and interpret electrical schematics, troubleshooting issues and producing electrical prints in design.
• Implement solutions to enhance the efficiency of control systems.
• Observe systems and quickly locate and resolve issues with electrical and control components.
• Apply your deep knowledge of electrical and control devices in system applications.
• Ensure safety practices are followed, including proper use of PPE and identifying situational hazards.
• Utilize hand and power tools proficiently (screwdrivers, wrenches, drills, grinders, etc.).
• Operate electrical testing devices (multi-meters) with competence.
• Stay up to date with common software tools like Microsoft Office and other essential programs.
• Take on other responsibilities as needed to support project goals.

• Proven experience of electrical troubleshooting, especially within industrial automation environments like processing, conveyors, and material handling. We are unable to train individuals without prior experience.
• Ability to independently read and interpret electrical schematics, troubleshoot, and produce electrical prints.
• A knack for improving control systems to make them more efficient.
• Hands-on experience observing systems and diagnosing issues with control components.
• Strong knowledge of electrical and control devices and how they apply within systems.
• In-depth knowledge of safety protocols and situational hazards in a field environment.
• Competency in using hand tools, power tools, and electrical testing equipment.
• Solid computer skills, including proficiency in Microsoft Office and internet usage.
• Must be able to pass not only an initial background check but a TSA level background check to obtain an airport badge.
• Reliable transportation to the Louis Armstrong International Airport (MSY) is required. This is not a remote position and requires daily/nightly attendance.

We’re looking for someone who can think on their feet, work well under pressure, and collaborate with a variety of stakeholders.

If you're ready for the challenge, we want to hear from you!