Automation Controls Technician - PLC

Posted 2 days ago

tekwissenLiberty (NC)

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Senior

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$63.00 - $63.00/Hr

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About the role

Job Title: Automation Engineering Tech-Seibi
Location: Liberty, NC 27298
Duration: 12 Months
Job Type: Temporary Assignment
Work Type: Onsite
Pay Rate: $63.00 - $63.00/
Hr Overview: Tek Wissen is a global workforce management provider headquartered in Ann Arbor, Michigan that offers strategic talent solutions to our clients worldwide. Our client is a recognized prominent global enterprise in the automotive sector, listed among the top 50 companies in the Global Fortune rankings. As a leading player in the global automotive industry, our client manufactures vehicles in 27 countries and effectively markets them across over 170 countries and regions worldwide.
Job Description
Required Skills: Industrial Maintenance experience in a manufacturing environment or equipment installation and debugging experience. Experience with Electrical and/or mechanical systems in an industrial manufacturing environment. Technical experience with PLCs in programming, including read, write and modify logic. Mitsubishi PLC experience preferred. Technical experience with Servo Motion Controllers. Technical experience with relay logic including wiring and troubleshooting. Technical experience with Robotics including programming and troubleshooting. Experience with Hydraulic or Pneumatic troubleshooting and schematic reading. Availability to work overtime, holidays, weekends, and shutdowns. Ability for business travel, both domestic and international - up to 30%.Added Bonus Technical associate degree or higher or equivalent experience. Experience in pre-production set up. Experience with Production Processes including Standardized Work (STW) and Job Instruction Sheets (JIS).Experience gathering and analyzing quality data from multiple sources. New plant or facility startup experience. Experience with high volume production in a clean room environment. Tek Wissen® Group is an equal opportunity employer supporting workforce diversity.

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