The Automation Controls Technician designs, programs, maintains, and optimizes automated and robotic systems on the manufacturing floor to ensure efficient operations.
They troubleshoot electrical, mechanical, and control system issues, perform regular maintenance, and support new technology integration.
The role involves programming PLCs, HMIs, and industrial robots, calibrating instrumentation, and collaborating with cross-functional teams to improve automation processes.
Qualifications include 8+ years of experience in industrial automation, strong knowledge of PLCs, robotics, and control systems, with certifications like CAP or Fanuc CSE preferred.
Physical demands involve lifting, movement, and working in challenging environments with exposure to moisture, temperature variations, noise, and chemicals.
They provide training, support, and participate in continuous improvement initiatives to enhance plant performance and safety.