Location: all cities,ME, USA
Manufacturing Controls Engineer
Location: Onsite – Scarborough, Maine
RESPONSIBILITIES:
· Process development, equipment specification, acquisition and implementation.
· Evaluation of machine logic and controls to troubleshoot equipment and identify process improvement opportunities.
· Supports on-site production and maintenance activities with advanced latter logic troubleshooting abilities
· Serves as a steward of the internal QMS management system for change management (Oracle's Agile PLM)
· Integration of controls hardware and software into new and existing manufacturing equipment.
· Design of experiments, validation, completion of testing and analysis of data.
· Suggests and supports new methods or materials for continual improvement of quality and efficiency.
· Analyzes current equipment for process suitability and provides detailed plans for improvement
· Creates and revises manufacturing documents, specifications, standard operating procedures (SOPs), safety instructions, validation protocols, risk assessments, and procedures and other technical documents to ensure compliant, efficient and safe procedures
· Works with other engineers and technicians in developing solutions and improvements in materials, equipment and process as necessary
· Actively participates in teams as necessary to ensure continual improvement, safety and compliance
· Must be able to work on problems of diverse scope where analysis of the problem requires evaluation of obscure or unknown data
· Must be able to use precision measuring equipment, hand and power tools
· Must be able to meet deadlines while working on multiple projects
· Familiarity with cGMP and ISO 13485 regulations and practices is desired
· Familiarity with a variety of material testing and measuring methods
BASIC QUALIFICATIONS | EDUCATION:
· Bachelor's degree (BS) in engineering or equivalent combination of education and experience.
· Minimum 3 years engineering experience in a manufacturing environment
· Experience working in a GMP, FDA, ISO and USDA regulated environment preferred
· Previous experience with common manufacturing automation technologies and architectures is required. This includes but is not limited to:
· Programmable Logic Controllers (PLC's) (Allen Bradley Logix5000 experience preferred)
· Ability to read and troubleshoot existing ladder logic.
· Ability to generate new ladder logic for the sequencing of complex manufacturing tasks.
· Human Machine Interfaces (HMI) (Allen-Bradley Factory Talk View experience preferred)
· Ability to modify and troubleshoot existing user interfaces.
· Ability to design and implement new user interface functionality.
· Motion Control to include Servo Drives, VFD's and Stepper Drives.
· Ability to troubleshoot and tune control loops.
· Robots (Staubli and/or Epson experience preferred)
· Ability to modify robot programs and taught positions.
· Ability to sequence new robot paths and functions.
· Vision Systems (Cognex and/or Keyence experience preferred)
· Ability to troubleshoot existing vision inspection applications.
· Ability to design new systems to include lens and lighting selection.
· Ability to create robust inspection logic for the disposition of product.
· Electrical Aptitude
· Ability to read and trace machine control systems from electrical prints
· Ability to troubleshoot common machine control hardware (relays, fuses, breakers, etc.)
· Ability to generate and modify electrical prints to support controls upgrade and integration.
PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS:
· Experience working in a GMP, FDA, ISO and USDA regulated environment.
· Familiarity with cGMP and ISO 13485 regulations and practices.
· Familiarity with statistical analysis software (Minitab).