iMPact Business Group
Job Description
We're seeking a
hands-on Controls Technician
to join our 1st shift team. This non-production role plays a key part in keeping our operations running safely and efficiently by performing preventative maintenance, troubleshooting, and implementing electrical control systems that meet
USDA, HACCP, GMFP, and company standards .
If you enjoy working with automation, PLCs, and electrical systems in a fast-paced environment where quality and safety come first, this could be a great fit.
Essential Responsibilities Perform preventative maintenance, emergency repairs, rebuilds, and equipment projects. Design, develop, implement, and supervise
electrical control systems
for machinery and process equipment. Collaborate with the
Plant Engineer
and
Maintenance Managers
to plan and execute electrical and control-related goals. Provide electrical and programming troubleshooting support for all plant equipment and processes. Assist the
Project Coordinator
in developing and implementing cost-saving initiatives. Build, wire, and install electrical panels and components as needed. Manage controls documentation and assist in developing SOPs for plant equipment and processes. Design and maintain
HMI systems
(FactoryTalk View ME/SE, PanelView, PanelView+). Participate in
HAZMAT
and
Refrigeration Support
activities as required. Job Requirements
Qualifications
Experience in
PLC and HMI programming , including RSLogix 500, RSLogix 5000, FactoryTalk View ME & SE, PanelView, and PanelView+. Strong electrical troubleshooting skills with
PLC and VFD
systems. Proficient in
AutoCAD Electrical . Excellent written and verbal communication skills. Advanced computer proficiency, including networked/server environments. VB programming
experience a plus. Licensed Electrician (or actively pursuing licensure) preferred. TIG welding
to food-grade stainless steel standards is a plus. Performance Metrics
Equipment uptime Departmental efficiency and budget performance Safety record Professional and technical growth Collaboration and development of team members Protective Equipment Required
Ear plugs Hard hat Hair net Protective coat/clothing Forearm protection Plastic and cotton gloves Why Join Us
Competitive pay and benefits 1st shift schedule with growth opportunities Stable, established company in the food manufacturing industry Collaborative, safety-focused environment
We're seeking a
hands-on Controls Technician
to join our 1st shift team. This non-production role plays a key part in keeping our operations running safely and efficiently by performing preventative maintenance, troubleshooting, and implementing electrical control systems that meet
USDA, HACCP, GMFP, and company standards .
If you enjoy working with automation, PLCs, and electrical systems in a fast-paced environment where quality and safety come first, this could be a great fit.
Essential Responsibilities Perform preventative maintenance, emergency repairs, rebuilds, and equipment projects. Design, develop, implement, and supervise
electrical control systems
for machinery and process equipment. Collaborate with the
Plant Engineer
and
Maintenance Managers
to plan and execute electrical and control-related goals. Provide electrical and programming troubleshooting support for all plant equipment and processes. Assist the
Project Coordinator
in developing and implementing cost-saving initiatives. Build, wire, and install electrical panels and components as needed. Manage controls documentation and assist in developing SOPs for plant equipment and processes. Design and maintain
HMI systems
(FactoryTalk View ME/SE, PanelView, PanelView+). Participate in
HAZMAT
and
Refrigeration Support
activities as required. Job Requirements
Qualifications
Experience in
PLC and HMI programming , including RSLogix 500, RSLogix 5000, FactoryTalk View ME & SE, PanelView, and PanelView+. Strong electrical troubleshooting skills with
PLC and VFD
systems. Proficient in
AutoCAD Electrical . Excellent written and verbal communication skills. Advanced computer proficiency, including networked/server environments. VB programming
experience a plus. Licensed Electrician (or actively pursuing licensure) preferred. TIG welding
to food-grade stainless steel standards is a plus. Performance Metrics
Equipment uptime Departmental efficiency and budget performance Safety record Professional and technical growth Collaboration and development of team members Protective Equipment Required
Ear plugs Hard hat Hair net Protective coat/clothing Forearm protection Plastic and cotton gloves Why Join Us
Competitive pay and benefits 1st shift schedule with growth opportunities Stable, established company in the food manufacturing industry Collaborative, safety-focused environment