What are the responsibilities and job description for the Electrical Control Engineer position at Randstad?
Our client outside of Bradenton, FL is looking to add a Controls Engineer II to their growing team! This position calls for an experienced engineer who will be designing, developing, and implementing control systems. This requires a great understanding of automation systems that include troubleshooting, and PLC programming. A Bachelor's Degree in a related engineering field is required as well as 5 years of experience programming and maintaining automation systems. If this role sounds right for you, please apply today for immediate consideration.
Responsibilities :
Design and implement control programs using Allen-Bradley PLCs (e.g., ControlLogix, CompactLogix) and software such as RSLogix 5000 and Studio 5000.
Create HMI screens and establish links, incorporating company standard modules and custom programming when necessary.
Develop safety programs for Banner / GuardLogix safety controllers and safety devices.
Build custom vision applications using Keyence Software and Cognex Spreadsheet for Cognex cameras.
Create robot applications, primarily for Fanuc and Epson robots.
Develop software for additional devices to be incorporated into future projects.
Design and configure control systems, including I / O configuration, HMI integration, and communication protocols.
Conduct risk assessments and design systems to meet appropriate safety standards.
Diagnose and resolve issues with PLC programs, control systems, and field devices.
Implement corrective measures to reduce downtime and enhance system performance.
Perform comprehensive testing and validation of control systems to confirm they meet design specifications and operational requirements.
Develop and maintain detailed documentation for control system designs, including pinning charts, code comments, and user manuals.
Partner with engineering, project management, and assembly teams to understand system requirements and provide technical support throughout the project lifecycle.
Follow and maintain company standards while proposing and implementing improvements as needed.
Identify and act on opportunities to improve processes, increasing system efficiency, reliability, and performance.
Ensure all control systems adhere to relevant industry standards, safety regulations, and company policies.
