Electrical Controls Engineer

As a member of a multi-disciplined engineering team, this person will function as a hands-on engineer providing functional controls expertise for project design, construction, commissioning, and start-up as related to industrial controls for clients in various industries for our office located in Albany, GA.

• The candidate will be responsible for the overall detail design and/or modification of power distribution and control systems from concept to completion. (Power distribution will typically not go over 2300V).
• Must be able to oversee installation and start-up of the systems for multiple clients.
• Must be capable of creating new and modifying existing programs using Allen Bradley PLC platform and Control Logix processors.
• Must have some HMI configuration and screen development experience.
• Field work involved: on site equipment audits, confirmation of existing drawings, creation of project scope documents, start-up procedures, on-site software start-up and de-bug with operator training where necessary.

• 5-10 + years' experience for active participation in projects for various industrial clients (pulp & paper, food, pharmaceutical, chemical).
• Must be proficient with writing code and making modifications using at minimum RS Logix 5000
• Must be proficient with Studio 5000
• Must be able to read SLDs, EDs and P&ID drawings
• Must be able to conduct and lead engineering-client meetings
• Must be self-motivated
• Must possess business development skills to secure new projects
• Industrial Plant experience required
• DCS experience a plus
• PE License a plus

We put safety first and expect our people to do the same.

Before you join us: you’ll have to pass a drug test, motor vehicle report, & background screening according to company and client policies.

As part of the team: you’ll be expected to adhere to all safety guidelines & wear PPE as required onsite.

And you must be able to:

• Climb ladders, walk over crossovers, and access equipment
• Climb a caged personnel ladder
• Walk the distance from the parking lot to the designated job area (may be 1 mile+)
• Walk throughout a large manufacturing plant during the day for meetings and other required duties.