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Professional Controls Engineering
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The base pay range for this role is estimated to be 39.000 € - 57.200 € 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:
Main Job Objectives
Deliver the assigned project scope and tasks by meeting\exceeding our safety, quality, On-Time-Delivery and budget requirements.
To commission controls systems on-site including electrical and PLC software commissioning and to provide support to system test activities and training for the end user
To produce commissioning documentation including, but not limited to, commissioning checklists, tests specifications, Method Statements and Risk Assessments for Automated solutions to BS EN ISO 12100.
To interpret electrical schematics and design input information.
Ensure systems supplied are CE Compliant to the Machinery Directive.
Commission Safety Related Part of the Controls system solutions to the regulations and in accordance with BS EN ISO 13849/13850/60204 etc.
Qualifications & Experience:
Educational background in Electrical/Controls Engineering as a minimum
Desirable: Educated to degree level in a relevant discipline
Experience in a similar role
Good understanding of PLC, HMI, SCADA development and commissioning software
Hands-on experience with electrical commissioning.
Good understanding of Electrical and Electronic technical manuals & drawings
Good understanding of bus systems
Understanding of distributed control systems desirable not essential
Understanding of automated warehouse desirable not essential
Ability to travel to customer sites for up to 80% of the time, both domestically and internationally.
Full driver’s license to support the travel requirements of the role.
Bachelor or Master degree in Engineering
Special Conditions:
Role will require 80% travel to customer sites within the EMEA European region including travel to other Dematic offices or facilities across Europe in the undertaking of duties.
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How this role compares
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We currently track 496 comparable Controls Commissioning roles across 15 employers.
Salary context
25 of 496 peers report a salary range (USD, annualized)
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Seniority mix
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