Associates degree in electronic technology or two years of vocational/technical training in Electronic, Instrumentation, or Industrial Equipment Control, plus two years of electronic control and instrumentation, testing and calibration, or mechanical/engineering, municipal water operations experience; or an equivalent combination of education and experience. Apply PLC and technical knowledge to install, repair, write, maintain, and troubleshoot a variety of electrical and electronic equipment and controls related to production and building equipment, including motors, relays, circuit breakers, proximity sensors, machine and process controls, circuits, alarms, and communication systems.