Controls Engineer

Scope of Position:This will be a hybrid work assignment with the candidate working remotely and traveling to project site as necessary. Initially the project will be in Michigan.• A senior controls engineer responsible for providing hands-on electrical support for the installation, start-up and debug manufacturing process equipment. This includes working with a multi-functional team (mechanical, electrical, controls, facilities, IT, operations, etc.)• Involves commissioning PLC’s, drives, sensors, HMI’s across a large integrated manufacturing lineRequirements:• Experience with automated equipment design, install, start-up and debug in a high-volume manufacturing environment• Familiar with the design and programming of PLC systems primarily Allen Bradley ControlLogixo Studio 5000, RSLinx, FactoryTalk Viewo Configuration and setup of ControlLogix PLCo Ethernet IP communication• HMI SCADA iFix– minor changes and troubleshooting• Drive setup and tuning – Yaskawa drives• PID Tuning• Ability to read and update electrical schematics• Knowledge of machine guarding and safety practices and standards• Good written and oral communication skills• Ability to collaborate and work with diverse teams (skills, gender, culture, race, etc.)• Capable of multitasking• Ability to work with minimal direction• Independently determines and develops approaches to solutions

Key Responsibilities

• Managing electrical trades executing equipment install and debug.• Verify wiring done to print, answer questions and perform point to point checks• Setup and commission PLC’s, drives, and field I/O• Perform safety validation checks per SAT documents• Coordinating installation plan with safety and plant receivers• Conferring with Corning engineers and vendors to resolve equipment install or build discrepancies.• Ensure safe work practices• Updating drawings and equipment documentation

Travel Requirements:• Minimal travel (less than 25%)• Travel to Corning plant sites as needed to support projectsTravel to a supplier or vendor may be required for equipment check-out before shipment.Work Schedule:Typical 40 hours per week. May require working weekends/holidays or longer days to support installation schedule