Industrial Controls & Automation TechnologistImagine starting your day at 7:00 AM on a high-performing production line for a global leader in metals and automation manufacturing. You review overnight logs, connect to a PLC, trace a sensor fault on an HMI, fine-tune a PID loop, and then jump in with operations to commission a newly integrated drive. By 5:00 PM, you’ve helped boost throughput and ensured systems are safe, stable, and ready for the next run.Mural Industrial Staffing is adding a hands-on technologist to support troubleshooting, maintenance, and optimization of electrical and automation equipment. You’ll work directly with advanced PLC-based control systems and modern industrial networks in a fast-moving production environment.What You’ll Take OnDiagnostics & Repairs: Locate, analyze, and correct faults on PLCs, HMIs, VFDs, servo drives, and plant networks (e.g., EtherNet/IP, Profinet).Performance Tuning: Adjust control logic and refine PID parameters to elevate product quality and line efficiency.Safety First: Lead by example with Lockout/Tagout (LOTO) and arc flash procedures at all times.Commissioning Support: Assist with startup, testing, and debugging of newly installed automation equipment.What You BringExperience: 1–5 years working with industrial PLC and automation platforms (Allen‑Bradley, Siemens, or Schneider) in a production setting.Technical Fluency: Read electrical schematics, troubleshoot sensors, and configure HMIs using Wonderware or FactoryTalk View.Education: Two‑year technical/college degree or equivalent hands-on training/military experience.Flexibility: Willingness to work overtime as needed.Pay, Schedule & PerksPay Rate: $50–$55/hour (depending on experience)Per Diem: $120/day for hotel and mealsSchedule: 1st Shift, 7:00 AM – 5:00 PM, Monday–FridayHands-on exposure to advanced PLC, HMI, and industrial automation systemsWork with a global leader in metals and automation manufacturingIf you thrive on solving complex control problems and seeing immediate results on the factory floor, we’d like to meet you.