Remote Controls Field Engineer – Envelope Equipment

Barry-Wehmiller Companies Inc.; Green Bay (WI); On-site; USD 75,000 - 105,000; Full time

Job summary

Barry-Wehmiller Companies Inc. seeks a Controls Field Service Technician/Engineer for envelope converting equipment. You will diagnose electrical and control issues, install and commission systems, and train customers on operation and maintenance at customer sites and remotely.

The role requires strong PLC/servo control skills, knowledge of Rockwell platforms, and the ability to travel up to half the time. An associate degree in Electrical/Electro-Mechanical technology is required, with a BS

Qualifications

• An Associate degree in Electrical Technology, Electro-Mechanical Technology or a related field is required.
• B.S. degree in Mechanical or Electrical Engineering or Electrical Technology is preferred.
• 18 years old at the time of hire to operate equipment.

Responsibilities

• Install envelope converting machines using wiring diagrams and manuals.
• Set up and operate equipment; train operators in procedures.
• Perform routine and emergency electrical service and diagnose root causes.
• Report issues and coordinate with installation coordinators and customers.
• Provide leadership and safety compliance within the team.

Skills

Electrical troubleshooting

PLC and servo control

Schematic reading

VFD diagnostics

Travel 50%

Envelope converting

Customer focus

Education

Associate degree in Electrical Technology or Electro-Mechanical Technology

BS in Mechanical or Electrical Engineering preferred

Tools

Rockwell/Allen-Bradley PLCs

Indramat servo drives

Bosch PLC platforms

Job description

Barry-Wehmiller Companies Inc. seeks a Controls Field Service Technician/Engineer for envelope converting equipment. You will diagnose electrical and control issues, install and commission systems, and train customers on operation and maintenance at customer sites and remotely.

The role requires strong PLC/servo control skills, knowledge of Rockwell platforms, and the ability to travel up to half the time. An associate degree in Electrical/Electro-Mechanical technology is required, with a BS