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Rise Technical Recruitment Limited is seeking an Electrical Controls Technician to support projects across Ohio, USA. Hourly pay is offered with potential overtime, extensive training, and a clear progression path.
The role covers in-house and onsite programming, commissioning and troubleshooting of industrial machinery, with 50%–75% travel and opportunities for development through training and qualifications. Remote work within the USA is possible as travel demands permit.
Salary: USD40 - USD45 per hour
$40–$45/hr + Overtime ($135K average total earnings) + Extensive Training & development + Progression + Excellent Benefits
Remote, USA. 50% - 75% Travel
Are you a Controls Technician looking to join an industry leading company where you will receive extensive technical training, including extra qualifications, maximize earnings with overtime and progress your career?
On offer is a permanent position where you will gain PLC programming training to become an industry expert and lead commissioning projects on sites across the country.
You’ll be joining an established company with a strong track record and a stable future, known for their excellent staff retention. The business is heavily investing in its people and creating more opportunities for employees.
In this role you will carry out both in-house and onsite programming, commission new systems, troubleshoot existing machinery, implement new instrumentation and lead HMI and instrumentation projects.
This role would suit an experienced Controls Technician looking for strong earning potential, training, extra qualifications, progression, varied technical work and a company that will invest in their long-term development.
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Controls Technician, I&E Technician, Electrical & Instrumentation, Industrial Electrician, PLC Troubleshooting, Siemens PLC, Allen Bradley, AC/DC Controls, Power Distribution (115VAC–2.4kV), Electrical Diagrams, Pneumatic Diagrams