PLC & Electrical Controls Technician - 2nd Shift

kdc/one, Columbus; New Albany (OH); On-site; USD 41,000 - 50,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive wages

Opportunities for advancement

Job summary

KDC-ONE in Columbus, Ohio is seeking an electrically skilled technician to support production and manufacturing equipment. The role centers on electrical control systems, PLCs, wiring, and routine maintenance in a fast-paced facility.

The position requires 4+ years in production with PLC and conveyor systems, plus formal electrical training or 6+ years in manufacturing. You’ll troubleshoot with laptops, read blueprints, and follow SOPs and electrical codes.

Qualifications

• High school diploma or GED.
• 4 years of production experience (FDA-regulated preferred) with PLC, conveyor and electrical control systems.
• Trade school/military/apprenticeship electrical training or minimum of 6 years in manufacturing.
• Understand PLC operation and able to troubleshoot using a laptop.

Responsibilities

• Analyze equipment and machinery malfunctions and initiate corrective actions to return equipment and machinery to proper operating order.
• Diagnose and correct complex electrical issues by using electronic devices and equipment.
• Troubleshoots and repairs PLC applications.
• Edits programs pertaining to PLCs.
• Performs electrical wiring of industrial equipment and machinery.
• Calculates proper sizing of wiring, breakers, transformers for facility equipment and machinery.
• Orders parts needed to complete tasks.
• Reads and understands electrical blueprints, ladder logic and manuals.
• Perform additional duties as assigned.

Skills

PLC operation

Troubleshooting

Electrical control systems

Conveyor systems

Ladder logic

Education

High school diploma/GED

Tools

Ladder logic

Job description

KDC-ONE in Columbus, Ohio is seeking an electrically skilled technician to support production and manufacturing equipment. The role centers on electrical control systems, PLCs, wiring, and routine maintenance in a fast-paced facility.

The position requires 4+ years in production with PLC and conveyor systems, plus formal electrical training or 6+ years in manufacturing. You’ll troubleshoot with laptops, read blueprints, and follow SOPs and electrical codes.