Industrial Panel Builder

Posted 8 days ago

alan barry consultantsSouth Milwaukee (WI)

Industrial Machinery Mechanics Commercial and Industrial Machinery and Equipment (except Automotive and Electronic) Repair and Maintenance

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$25/hour

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About the role

Industrial Panel Builder Alan Barry Consultants, LLC has been directed by one of our Greater Milwaukee region clients to assist their team in identifying the best fit for the position outlined below.

Position Title: Industrial Panel Builder Type of Position: This is a Full-time Direct Position. Position Location: Greater Milwaukee region Number of Position: Openings: 2 Shift Requirements: 1st Position Overview: The position will concentrate on the building, maintenance, commissioning, and troubleshooting of heavy industrial equipment at both the client location, as well as the client's site. This individual will work on industrial equipment with a focus on electrical systems including PLC's/ automation and basic controls; and hydraulics, pneumatics, pumps, fans, and related mechanical systems. Position Duties and Skills: Duty: Hands-on experience with pneumatics, hydraulics, drives, pumps, PLC's (programmable controllers/ programmable logic controllers), piping and/or air systems on industrial equipment Duty: Ability to read and understand electrical schematics and blueprints Duty: Understanding of conveyors, motors, drives, and related mechanical components/ systems Skill: Basic computer knowledge (MS Word): Must Have Skill: Ability to use hand tools: Must Have Skill: Basic PLC knowledge (ladder logic editing): Preferred Travel Requirements: 5% or less Experience Requirements: 4 years to 10 years Education Requirements: Associate Degree is Preferred Compensation Parameters: $25/hour to $35/hour

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