Plant Controls Engineer

Posted 9 days ago

engineering companyLock Haven (PA)

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Job Description: Job Description ISG - Plant Controls Engineer Opportunities near McElhattan, PA!An national company with a facility in the McElhattan, PA area is currently seeking several Plant Controls Engineers for Direct Hire opportunities with their growing team. These are exciting opportunities for Plant Controls Engineers looking for a company that offers excellent growth opportunities and competitive rates. Plant Controls Engineers rates are anticipated to be $80,000 to $120,000 based on each candidate's experience and education. All well-qualified candidates will be considered regardless of pay rate. We offer excellent benefits including great medical, dental, and vision, performance-based bonuses, and quarterly incentive plans. Local candidates are preferred, but relocation assistance is available for well-qualified candidates. Qualified Plant Controls Engineers will have most, if not all, of the following skills and experience: Bachelors of Electrical Engineering or closely related degree. 3+ years of recent/relevant experience with industrial controls for machining/manufacturing lines. Proficiency with PLC programming with Allen Bradley. Robotics experience is preferred. Experience with MES software is required. Proficiency with programming robots or creating the marriage between Fanuc or Schneider robots and assembly lines is preferred, but not required. Must be able to work in the United States - no sponsorship / visas will be considered. Must be able to complete standard pre-hire checks including background, drug screen, references, etc.

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