PLC Programmer – Technologist at Primient

PLC / HMI 

Program, support, trouble shoot and document PLC and HMI processes. Provide programming support to interpret control narratives into working programs and interfaces. Provide guidance to ensure control narratives meet PRIMIENT programming standards and norms. Integrate hardware into PLC programs, including AC Drives, Instrumentation, Smart Control Devices and field devices. Ensure all programming is documented. Ensure all programming changes follow proper PRIMIENT procedures including Management of Change and Communication of Change.  Heavy in Rockwell Programming Structure. 

Power and Control Hardware. 

Provide hardware support to include installation and troubleshooting of; process network systems, field devices (analog and digital), smart devices, PLC hardware, HMI hardware, Server hardware, motor and motor related hardware, AC drive hardware and other devices designed to integrate with a PLC based control system. Specify and document new instrumentation. 

Projects and Construction 

Assist with Design, Develop and implement control associated projects as assigned. Provide electrical and control project support for projects as assigned. Coordinate, direct and supervise contractors as required. Provide coordination between project or construction work and plant operations to schedule and implement work that affects normal operations, such as tie-ins, power outages and the like. Ensure contractors are performing to PRIMIENT norms and standards, provide timely feedback to correct behavior as needed. Assure all contractors meet PRIMIENT training requirements for the job(s) being performed. Assure PRIMIENT E&I technicians receive training on new equipment and or processes. 

Skill blocks: the more you learn, the more you earn: At Primient we pay you to upskill through a system of learning and development called “skill blocks”. Gaining new skills blocks leads to pay enhancements and helps you to advance on our structured Technician Career Path. Over time, you can develop into a subject matter expert – designing improvements to the processes you run every day.  
 

Suggested Training & Certifications 

(Not required but highly valued) 

• Rockwell Studio 5000 Logix Designer (Levels 1–4) 

• FactoryTalk View SE/ME HMI Applications 

• EtherNet/IP Design & Troubleshooting 

• GuardLogix Safety PLC Programming 

• ControlLogix Fundamentals & Troubleshooting 

• RSLogix/Studio 5000 Essentials 

• Alarm configuration in HMI through Studio 5000 View Designer 

• Motion Control with Kinetix Drives 

• Leadership and project management training (Level 4) 

• Siemens programming experience / training  

Physical Requirements 

• Lift up to 55 lbs without assistance 

• Climb ladders (up to 15 ft) and multiple flights of stairs 

• Stand for up to 1 hour without sitting 

• Perform bending and twisting motions 

• Work flexible schedules and respond to on-call needs 

Work Environment 

• Exposure to mechanical parts, vibration, airborne particles, and loud noise 

• Work in both industrial and office settings 

• Outdoor work in inclement weather, heat, humidity, and dust 

• Use of standard office equipment (computers, phones, etc.) 

Qualifications 

Internal Applicants 

• Minimum 5 years of experience in E&I 

• Demonstrated growth in process control, instrumentation, and power delivery 

External Applicants 

• Technical degree in Electrical Engineering or related field 

• OR 3+ years of Rockwell programming experience with proven competence in instrumentation and power delivery 

FES Duty of Care 

Food Safety 

• Ensure products meet food safety, legal, and quality standards 

Environment 

• Comply with environmental procedures and report violations or near misses 

Health & Safety 

• Follow site safety policies and participate in safety programs