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Copeland Controls Engineer in RAMOS ARIZPE CENTRO, Mexico
Controls Engineer
As a Controls Engineer, you will:
Develops, evaluates, and improves manufacturing methods.
Designs and installs electrical control systems per code requirements and company specifications.
Programs and troubleshoots various types of PLCs, operator interfaces, servo motion controllers, and robots.
Utilizes Microsoft SQL server for data collection.
Confers with vendors to determine product specifications and arrange for purchase of equipment, materials, or parts and evaluates products according to specifications and quality standards.
Confers with management, engineering, and other staff regarding manufacturing capabilities, production schedules and other considerations to facilitate production processes.
Work with outside integrators and machine builders to confirm new equipment meets design requirements and performs as expected
Develop documentation for use by operators and maintenance technicians to perform their duties and assist them in troubleshooting
Required education, experience & skills:
Bachelor of Science degree in Computer Science, Computer, Electrical, or Industrial Engineering/Engineering Technology or equivalent.
Strong Rockwell/Allen-Bradley PLC experience
Previous experience technical or technical support role
Excellent interpersonal skills and proven leadership experience
Previous project management experience
Strong computer skills (Microsoft Excel and Word)
Preferred education, experience & skills:
2+ years experience in a high volume, discreet manufacturing environment
Background in Fanuc robotics
Experience reading and troubleshooting machine electrical drawings
Understanding of industrial networking systems, including Ethernet/IP and PLC communications
Experience with vision verification systems
Good organizational, project management, and presentation skills
Experience in Lean Manufacturing fundamentals
Capital equipment procurement experience, including specification, purchase, qualification, and installation