FANUC Europe
Controls Engineer

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Your core tasks will include:
- PLC and HMI programming of robotic automation systems, conveyors, and process equipment.
- IT Networking, network setup, managed switch configuration, NAT, VLAN, Wireless.
- Electrical panel testing and commissioning.
- Commissioning and programming decentralized control systems, specifically ProfiNet, Ethernet/IP, Asi, and I/O link.
- Asi Safety program creation using ASIMON 360.
- Support proposals with high-level controls architecture concepts and costings.
- Create Safety matrix and PL safety calculations using Sistema. And then validate the final solution.
- Electrical Design with EPLAN/Bentley would be advantageous.
Your profile:
- 5 years+ Experience.
- Siemens S7 and TIA experience required.
- Understanding and experience with working to BS EN 60204 - Safety of machinery and its application.
- Working knowledge of BS EN ISO standards in relation to calculating safety distances to hazards, BS EN ISO 13855 and 13857, and robot safety requirements BS EN ISO 10218.
- Core understanding of PLC logic with working knowledge of Rockwell, Siemens PLC’s.
- HMI development with Siemens, Rockwell, and Proface.
- Excellent communication and presentation skills.
- Honesty and trustworthiness.
- Proactive.
- Flexibility.
- A strong work ethic (quality and diligence).
- Punctuality and respectfulness.
- Strong teamwork ethos.
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- Some travel across the UK and occasionally abroad.
- Work overtime when required.
At FANUC UK, we recognise the importance of our employees and strive to provide a comprehensive benefits package which includes:
- Profit Share Scheme
- Life Assurance
- Critical Illness Insurance
- Group Income Protection
- Medical, Dental, and Travel Insurance
- Perkbox
- Company Car
- 25 days Annual Leave + your Birthday Day off
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***Candidates must possess a right-to-work document in the UK and should be located within a 45-minute travel time from the office, as this position requires on-site presence. The role is based in Coventry.
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