Distillery Control Engineer – PLC/SCADA, Travel + Van

Pernod Ricard Winemakers - Headquarters (inactive); Elgin; On-site; GBP 52,000 - 65,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive salary

Pension plan

Private medical insurance

Employee assistance programme

20 days annual holiday + public hols

Share incentive plan

Life Assurance

Brand allowance

Reward & recognition

Employee discounts

Job summary

Pernod Ricard is seeking a Control Engineer for Miltonduff, Elgin to provide in-house PLC and instrumentation support across the distillery operations.

You will modify HMI/SCADA, support projects with Maintenance teams and Project Engineers, and collaborate with Distillery Management on PLC and instrumentation matters. A UK driving licence is required and some site travel will be involved.

Qualifications

• Trade qualification with electrical background.
• Experience with instrumentation: setup, fault finding and calibration.
• Solid understanding of Allen-Bradley PLC systems: diagnosing faults, I/O, programming and graphics.
• Experience in programming batch processes.
• Awareness of industrial communication protocols, cyber security and health & safety obligations.
• Possess a full UK driving licence.

Responsibilities

• Carry out modifications to distillery HMI/SCADA systems.
• Support control projects with Maintenance teams and Project Engineers.
• Collaborate with Distillery Management on PLC, control and instrumentation matters.
• Assist Multi-Skilled Technicians with instrumentation problems and critical instrumentation testing.
• Provide call-out support to the sites.

Skills

Electrical background

Instrumentation calibration

Allen-Bradley PLC systems

Batch process programming

Industrial protocols

Cyber security awareness

Health & safety compliance

UK driving licence

Job description

Pernod Ricard is seeking a Control Engineer for Miltonduff, Elgin to provide in-house PLC and instrumentation support across the distillery operations.

You will modify HMI/SCADA, support projects with Maintenance teams and Project Engineers, and collaborate with Distillery Management on PLC and instrumentation matters. A UK driving licence is required and some site travel will be involved.