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1000 ConAgra Fds Packaged Fds LLC
Automation Engineer - 2nd Shift
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What they do
A Facilities Electrical Engineer provides electrical engineering support for facilities.
$92,786 / year median in Michigan
+4% projected growth
Job Description
Reporting to the Maintenance Manager, you will lead automation and electrical projects that support safe, efficient plant operations. You will provide technical expertise in troubleshooting, problem-solving, and system alignment with company standards while supporting continuous improvement across the site. A Taste of Your Responsibilities Provide daily automation support to operations and facilities teams Execute automation and electrical projects to improve equipment reliability and performance Develop and deliver training to strengthen automation, electrical, and instrumentation knowledge across the site Align information technology and operational technology infrastructure, programming, and equipment with company standards Participate in daily production meetings and support Early Management and Preventive Maintenance initiatives Partner on equipment obsolescence planning and ensure compliance with safety, environmental, and good manufacturing practices requirements Ensure all work is completed safely, efficiently, and to quality standards Communicate effectively and collaborate across teams, including providing off-hours support as needed Ingredients Required for Your Success Bachelor's degree in engineering, electronics, information technology, or related field preferred, or equivalent experience At least 1 year of programmable logic controller programming experience Knowledge of electrical principles and components such as human machine interfaces, servo controllers, variable frequency drives, sensors, and process instrumentation Strong problem-solving skills with the capability to apply engineering principles in complex situations Experience in regulated manufacturing environments such as Food and Drug Administration, United States Department of Agriculture, or Process Safety Management is a plus Proficiency in reading and interpreting safety rules, blueprints, electrical schematics, and piping and instrumentation diagrams Proficiency with standard computer programs, including email and Microsoft Office Physical Requirements More information about essential tasks and the facility will be shared during the hiring process. This role may require you to be in our manufacturing facilities. When visiting these sites, the physical requirements below may apply: You may be required to walk around the facility, climb stairs/ladders, kneel, or perform repetitive tasks that require hand-eye coordination. You may be required to lift or carry materials that can vary in weight and size. This is a manufacturing environment with large, moving equipment. Noise levels can be high, and temperatures may vary. #LI-Onsite #LI-MW1 #