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cutting-edge technology and capabilities whilst applying Control Systems Engineering techniques in a very specific fashion on strategically important National Defence Programmes. To provide PLC engineering excellence as a member of the Control Systems Software team, delivering software design and development expertise for maritime control and instrumentation systems. Your … ongoing professional development and career growth opportunities Your Responsibilities: Produce technical documentation in accordance with company/customer procedures Specify and design solutions for PLC control systems Develop PLC software from multiple design formats such as Block Diagrams, Flow Charts or Pseudo Code Validate software designs through analysis … and test Comply with company standards of conduct and all relevant statutory requirements Your Experience: Design and integration of large scale PLC Control Systems Proven experience with Siemens or Rockwell PLC systems Experience of Fault Tolerant, High Availability and Safety Integrated PLC Solutions Experience of Industrial Communication more »

Job Title: PLC Engineer Location: North Kent Salary: £70,000 Monday Friday Are you looking to take the next step in your PLC engineering career? Or looking to work for a reputable company long term? Do you have experience working with diesel engines or standby generators and … are looking for someone experienced in Diesel Engineering (Rockwell & Ignition) to join a rapidly expanding company on the Kent/London border as a PLC Engineer. This is a fantastic opportunity to work within a specialised area of the construction sector and learn some niche skills. Duties include: Commissioning … of control systems Putting in place PLC applications for different control systems projects Problem solving/trouble shooting and programming of PLC/SCADA systems. Project manage the commissioning of control systems within data centres/power generation systems The successful candidate will have/be: Previous experience more »