Controls & Instrumentation Technician

Overview What You’ll Do Troubleshoot, calibrate, install, and commission instrumentation and automation systems at customer sites Diagnose instrumentation functionality and I/O operation; repair using a variety of meters and calibration tools Set up new instrumentation and calibrate to specifications using schematics and drawings Perform preventive and corrective maintenance on test apparatus and peripheral equipment Work alongside engineers to test and commission PLC systems, including program logic validation and start-up troubleshooting Program PLCs and HMIs; identify parts and components for system integration projects Develop and assemble project documentation and user manuals What You’ll Bring 4+ years of hands‑on experience as an instrumentation or controls technician Solid understanding of AC and DC drives and speed feedback devices Working knowledge of temperature control components and PID/control loop theory Proficiency with PLC and HMI systems, including program navigation, controlled manipulation, and communications drivers Strong grasp of Ethernet communications and industrial network connections Ability to diagnose defective components, motors, drives, and electronic devices using diagnostic equipment Comfortable reading schematics, wiring diagrams, and technical drawings Schedule & Compensation $40–$45/hr based on experience ($104K–$117K annually at 50 hrs/week) Consistent 50‑hour work week — predictable income without depending on variable overtime Travel to customer sites as required; mileage and expenses covered Why Prime Controls Work on diverse, complex projects — no two days look the same Collaborative team of engineers and technicians who invest in each other Exposure to a wide range of industrial sectors and equipment platforms Travel to customer sites gives you hands-on experience you can’t get in a shop environment Competitive compensation based on experience #J-18808-Ljbffr Prime-Controls