Maintaining PLC backups, electrical drawings, programs, and technical documentation. This is a more advanced position and normally includes: Troubleshooting PLC-controlled machinery.
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Location
Houston, Texas
Description
PLC Controls Technician
This is a more advanced position and normally includes:
Troubleshooting PLC-controlled machinery
Reviewing or modifying PLC programs
Working with Allen-Bradley, Siemens, Omron, or similar platforms
Troubleshooting HMIs, VFDs, servos, vision systems, and industrial networks
Diagnosing sensors, instrumentation, I/O modules, safety relays, and motor controls
Performing equipment startup and commissioning
Calibrating temperature, pressure, flow, level, and proximity devices
Maintaining PLC backups, electrical drawings, programs, and technical documentation
Performing root-cause analysis on repeated equipment failures