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Andgar Corporation

PLC Programmer - Food Processing Equipment

Andgar Corporation, Ferndale, Washington, United States, 98248


Andgar Food Processing Equipment, LLC

has a full-time opening for a

PLC Programmer at our headquarters in Ferndale, WA . We build on the legacy of always providing quality, expert service while exceeding customer's expectations. We are a team of expert problem-solvers, crafting unique solutions for the food supply industry. The opportunities for food processing equipment are growing rapidly as more food suppliers are turning towards automation when processing their products. We design and build solutions for the agricultural industry.

Pay, Incentives, and Benefits:Salary Range; $35 - $40/hrHealth Savings Account, Vision, Disability, & 401k with company matchCompany paid Medical, Dental, and Life Insurance for employeeAccrued Paid Time Off (Our PTO accumulates at a rate that exceeds the state-mandated minimum.)6 Paid HolidaysFlexibility to attend family functions, sports games, recitals, etc.Education Reimbursement programReferral bonus program & Safety IncentivesEmployee Assistance Program and Counselor on staffEmployee discount program on Andgar goods and servicesEssential Job Functions:

Program and troubleshoot programmable logic controller (PLCs) and servo controllers.Maintain backups of all PLC and Drive ProgramsMaintain electrical records and prints on plant equipment, conformance of plant electrical systems to safety and regulatory requirements; Maintain plant electrical systemsMount and wire electro-mechanical components such as motor controls, variable frequency drives, PLC's and instrumentation.Assembly of electro/mechanical assemblies, calibration, and testing of the final productWrite technical reports for test and quality as neededInterpret drawings, illustrations, manufacturing instructions, job orders, test and quality reportsAbility to design and build UL listed control panels for PLC controlled equipment.Assembling low voltage 24V DC systems and some systems operating on 120 VAC or 480 VAC, including soldering and crimpingRead, analyze, interpret documents such as procedure manuals, wiring diagrams, blueprints & schematics to aid in the high-quality assembly and/or repair of robotic systems, power supplies and cablesPerform tasks on a variety of wires and multi-conductor cables such as cutting, sleeving, terminating and labelingExperience QA testing using multimetersUsing a laptop computer to interface with devicesAdhere to assigned work schedule (attendance and punctuality)Seek assistance as needed and asks questions in a timely manner and to appropriate staffAdditional duties as assignedQualifications:

Ability to read and comprehend blueprints, electrical and electronic schematics, ladder logic diagrams, general machine specification documents, charts, and manuals.Knowledge of the operation and maintenance of power transmission such as gearboxes, motors, conveyors, material handling equipment, fully and semi-automated equipment.Hands-on experience troubleshooting and repairing fully and semi-automated equipmentSkilled in the use of power tools, shop equipment such as drill presses, grinders, etc.Strong understanding of low voltage controls and instrumentation.Strong understanding of electrical prints, symbols and safe testing methods of medium voltage systems.Ability to follow instructions with appropriate level of self-directionAbility to interact with customers, vendors and employees on a positive levelResponsive to inter-company personnelComputer literate with MS Office suite (Word, Excel, Outlook)Accurately key-board at least 30 wpmEmployee Requirements:

AS Degree in Electro-mechanical Technology or 5 years of Electro-Mechanical Equipment Maintenance experience and accredited, qualifying Technical Certificate(s)Minimum of 3 years prior job experience in manufacturing environmentExperience with Automation Direct PLC systems. Knowledge of ladder logic programming and statement listsCPR & First Aid, Aerial Work Platform, Forklift, Rigging & Signaling Training within 12 months of hireCurrent Driver's License and acceptable driving record

This post will expire on 10/5/24.#Andgar2

Drug Free Workplace. Andgar desires to provide a drug-free, healthful, and safe workplace. This is a safety sensitive position for which impairment while working presents a substantial risk of death, therefore a successful applicant will be subject to pre-employment drug testing including cannabis in accordance with RCW 49.44.240

Andgar is a proud member of YesVets.

We pledge to commit our leadership and resources to fostering a Culture of CARE at every level and in all aspects of our organization. Through this commitment, we seek to attract and promote diversity in our industry, retain and value human relationships and empower every employee to harness and engage the power of diversity for the benefit of our industry and community. We are deeply committed to employing more women and veterans in the trades!

If working in a goal-oriented, stable environment is your desire, Andgar may be the career opportunity you are looking for.

Drug Free Workplace including cannabis.

Andgar is a proud employer of U.S. Veterans, and a Yes Vets preferred employer.

We do not welcome solicitation from outside recruiting or staffing firms.