About this Electrical Pre-Commissioning Technician 1 role at KION Group
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The base pay range for this role is estimated to be $44,000 - $60,500 at the time of posting. Final compensation will be determined by various factors such as work location, education, experience, knowledge, and skills.
Tasks and Qualifications:
What You Will Do in This Role
Work closely with electrical installers and Controls Engineers to implement and validate simple to highly sophisticated material handling systems at customer sites throughout North America.
Load emulated PLC programs and complete static functional testing according to received Description of Operation and drawing documentation for customer material handling systems.
Complete I/O and device level checkout and validation.
Identify and resolve component problems, such as PLC, field devices, network repeaters, etc.
Test, validate, and fix various communications and control networks, such as Ethernet IP, Device Net, Control Net, Profi-bus, ASI and CAN.
Turn over validated subsystems to the Controls Engineering group with appropriate validation checklists.
Provide daily and weekly progress reports of accomplished tasks and exceptions.
What we are looking for:
Willingness to travel 100% for extended assignments anywhere in the United States
Safety-focused approach and dedication to jobsite safety standards
Ability to read and interpret engineering prints and documentation
Ability to use and complete model-specific inspection and validation checklists
Capable of generating and maintaining action item lists based on inspection results
Reliable transportation to and from job sites anywhere in the U.S.
Ability to acquire OSHA 10 certification upon hire
Basic digital literacy, , including email, spreadsheet entry, and report input
Valid driver's license
