Electrical Pre-Commissioning Tech — 100% Travel

Dematic; Atlanta (GA); On-site; USD 38,000 - 86,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Career Development

Competitive Compensation and Benefits

Pay Transparency

Global Opportunities

Job summary

Dematic Corp. is seeking an Electrical Pre-Commissioning Technician to perform pre-commissioning and commissioning for automated material handling systems across North America. The role requires extensive travel to customer sites and close collaboration with Electrical Installers and Controls Engineers.

You will load emulated PLC programs, perform static functional testing, complete I/O checkouts, and document results to ensure equipment readiness for startup and integration.

Qualifications

• Willingness to travel 100% across North America.
• Experience troubleshooting PLCs, field devices, and control systems.
• Ability to read and interpret engineering drawings and schematics.
• Strong documentation and reporting skills.

Responsibilities

• Support pre-commissioning and commissioning activities at customer sites across North America.
• Work closely with Electrical Installers and Controls Engineers to implement, test, and validate systems.
• Load emulated PLC programs and perform functional testing using documentation and drawings.
• Complete I/O checkout, device validation, and system verification for readiness.
• Troubleshoot and resolve issues involving PLCs, field devices, networks, and control systems.
• Test and validate industrial networks (Ethernet/IP, DeviceNet, ControlNet, ProfiBus, AS-i, CAN).
• Document testing results and transition validated subsystems to Controls Engineering.
• Provide progress updates to support startup and commissioning activities.

Skills

PLC Troubleshooting

System Commissioning

Reading Electrical Schematics

Documentation & Reporting

Team Communication

100% Travel Availability

Job description

Dematic Corp. is seeking an Electrical Pre-Commissioning Technician to perform pre-commissioning and commissioning for automated material handling systems across North America. The role requires extensive travel to customer sites and close collaboration with Electrical Installers and Controls Engineers.

You will load emulated PLC programs, perform static functional testing, complete I/O checkouts, and document results to ensure equipment readiness for startup and integration.