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Engineer, PLC - Seating Division
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What they do
A Programmable Logic Controller (PLC) Programmer programs and operates PLC systems used to automate processes in manufacturing and other industries. Installs systems with electronic controls for mechanical equipment. Monitors system operations and troubleshoots system problems.
$91,152 / year median in South Carolina
+6% projected growth
Job Description
Job Summary PLC Engineer is responsible for designing new programs, monitoring existing systems to identify and address problems, and developing ways to increase system efficiency. Responsibilities Work utilizing plant & division electrical controls standards. Works as system integrator, programs all machines in a manufacturing cell or line to interface with other control systems, I.T Work with integration and application engineers to provide advanced programming solutions. Develop and execute training programs for equipment users and other technical users. Assist with internal queries on existing equipment and programming standards Work with other engineering staff to outline programming standards and requirements. Provide engineering level product support as needed. Performs complex design, maintenance, enhancement, testing, implementation, and support of software. Performs reviews of complex customers' standards specification and other documentation to determine software engineering requirements Seeing a PLC program through development from start to finish is a complex task that comes with many responsibilities. Some of these core duties include Running extensive tests to ensure a program's success pre-installation Installing programs into industrial machines Monitoring a system to assess its efficiency and reliability Identifying issues and troubleshooting errors to find solutions Continuously developing new ways to improve a system Required Qualifications Bachelor's degree in electrical engineering, Automation, or a related field. Proven experience as a PLC Engineer or similar role. Strong understanding of PLC hardware and software, including programming languages such as ladder logic. Familiarity with industrial control systems and automation standards. Excellent problem-solving skills and attention to detail. Our Investment in You Competitive Compensation Package 15 Paid Holidays PTO Medical, Dental, and Vision Benefits 401k Savings Rewarding Healthy Behavior Program Life and Disability Insurance Supplemental Health Plans Employee Assistance Program Company Discount Program