Logistex
Senior Controls Engineer

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Are you passionate about designing and implementing innovative controls systems that drive efficiency and precision?
Is this your next job? Read the full description below to find out, and do not hesitate to make an application.
Are you confident in your ability to deal with automation challenges in a fast-paced environment?
If so, you might be our next Senior Controls Engineer!
Why Join Logistex as a Senior Controls Engineer?
- Competitive salary
- Company vehicle
- Profit-sharing opportunities, allowing you to directly benefit from the company's growth
- Cycle to work scheme
- Option to buy additional annual leave
- Option to join Private medical insurance
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Key Responsibilities Of The Senior Controls Engineer
- To design, plan and develop PLC control solutions
- Assist in the development of OT layer cyber security solutions.
- Produce technical documentation, complete specification, costings and time plan for each assigned project
- Write the FDS for projects as required and co-ordinate with colleagues within Engineering and within Systems to ensure alignment of functionality and interfaces.
- Develop PLC software and HMI code for projects and to commission the software on site
- Provide support to other departments, participate in design planning


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Qualifications & Experience Needed For The Senior Controls Engineer
- Expert in Siemens TIA Portal, Simatic Manager, Siemens TIA Safety
- Experience of VFD control, Safety hardware and Barcode readers, Allan Bradley PLC programming
- Knowledge of IEC 61131
- Degree, HND or HNC in Engineering and competent in Windows based systems
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