Stateside Foods Limited
PLC Engineer

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We have a permanent opportunity for a PLC Engineer.
The role will be working Monday to Friday 06.00 - 15.00. Reporting to the Site Engineering manager the PLC Engineer will be responsible for writing, maintaining and updating all software on site and troubleshooting and fault finding of software and electrical systems.
Role Responsibilities:
- Design of control panels and lead installations.
- Produce and maintain electrical drawings as required.
- Write, update and modify software.
- Train and develop shift engineers and apprentices.
- When required - carry out support in electrical breakdowns during day-to-day activities.
- Design and install electrical control improvements (projects).
- Liaise with original equipment manufacturer regarding plant issues and future upgrades.
- Responsible for maintaining and backing up software.
- Preparing documentation and instructions for engineers and end users.
- Carry out all work in sympathy with site H&S guidance.
- Carry out work in line with all current legislation.
- Any other reasonable requests.
- Support and train colleagues where necessary.
- Adhere to the company’s H&S policies and procedures.
- Adhere to the company’s Hygiene policies and procedures.
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Requirements:
- Effective written and verbal communication skills.
- Knowledge of engineering best practice.
- Candidates should hold an electrical engineering qualification.
- Siemens qualifications being advantageous.


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