Control Systems Technician

Essential Functions

• Ensure all machines' electrical or control components are operational, including safety devices and safety systems.
• Provide support, troubleshooting, calibration, and preventive maintenance for all controls and electrical systems housed in a cooler environment.
• Conduct daily observations & inspections of all systems, including following up with key Creekstone Operations personnel.
• Report to Creekstone Management any system not operating within normal guidelines and receive direction on required next steps.
• Work with Creekstone Management to establish timelines and priorities for repairs or corrective actions.

Knowledge, Skills, And Abilities

• Learn, understand, troubleshoot, and support advanced control systems, which are highly computer-driven.
• Learn, understand, troubleshoot, and support electrical systems made up of several parts, including mechanical systems, sensing and actuation devices, PLC control systems, and PLC software functionality.
• Maintain and make recommendations to improve automated processes.
• Collaborate with multiple engineering disciplines to troubleshoot and maintain the new system.
• Solve day-to-day problems using strong analytical skills.
• Communicate effectively with all stakeholders.
• Understand various technologies such as Programmable Logic Controllers (PLCs), photo eyes, sensors, scanners, variable frequency drives, solenoids, cylinders, and airlines.
• Understand how PLCs and computer systems control major sub-systems.
• Understand the connection of major PLCs, scanners, smart devices, and computers in the Creekstone Ethernet Network.
• Understand bar code label printers and applicators.