Job Title: Electrical Engineer/Controls Engineer Location: Gadsden, AL Salary Range: $50,000-$100,000 An Electrical Engineer responsible for specifying electrical control schemes, PLC and HMI Programming, commissioning, installing, and troubleshooting of both new and existing automated material handling systems. Required: • Bachelor's degree in electrical engineering or similar discipline. (Preferred) • Experience in the design of material handling and conveying equipment is (Preferred). • Programming, design, or integration of Robotic or SCADA Equipment will also be considered. • 4+ years of experience in a relevant field. • AutoCAD Electrical • PLC/HMI programming software • Microsoft Office suite Job Responsibilities: • Electrical Drawings • Create electrical drawings using AutoCAD Electrical. • Generate and maintain bills of material on engineering drawings. • Assign drawing numbers and descriptions in accordance with company standards. • Read, interpret, and apply company and national safety standards to ensure compliance. • Effectively communicate all above requirements to shop fabrication personnel and electricians. • Electrical Design and Engineering • Design and develop all aspects of electrical controls systems on the in-house built material handling equipment. • Programming and commissioning of PLC and HMI bases hardware and software-controlled material handling equipment. • Prepares electrical scopes of work and evaluates subcontractor quotes. • Identify and select components and materials needed for equipment. • Apply knowledge of manufacturing techniques to design readily manufacturable parts and systems. • Research and analyze customer design requirements and specifications to evaluate feasibility and costs. • Contribute to design standards and support design reuse. • Travel to customer facilities to perform installation and commissioning of material handling systems and equipment. • Investigate equipment failures to diagnose root cause and make recommendations for repairs. If you are an Electrical/Controls Engineer looking for your next challenge, please submit your resume to: wendyc@selectek.com or call/text 678-802-6616
See More Details >>The Electrical Career/Technical Educator Instructor position is a grant-funded opportunity by the Florida Department of Corrections. As an Instructor, you will teach a career/technical education program to diverse students, aiming for industry-recognized certifications. Job Summary • Teach electrical trades programs to adult learners in a non-traditional educational environment. • Develop and facilitate course curriculum, ensuring effective learning outcomes. • Collaborate with students and staff to create academic and career pathways. Requirements • High school diploma or equivalent, and four years of experience in the vocational being taught; or Associate's degree or higher, and two years of occupational experience. • Experience in construction principles, adult learning, and teaching diverse populations. • Knowledge of TSC and DOC policies, and Florida Department of Education vocational frameworks. • Excellent human relationship skills, project management, and organizational abilities. • Ability to use MS Office applications, internet navigation, and graphic design software.
See More Details >>Electrical Controls Engineer This role involves designing control panels and PLC programming for machinery in a materials-handling conveyor equipment specialist company. Job Overview We are seeking a skilled Electrical Engineer to design and develop electrical controls systems for material handling equipment. The ideal candidate will have experience with AutoCAD Electrical software and PLC/HMI Programming. Key Responsibilities • Create electrical drawings using AutoCAD Electrical • Design and develop electrical controls systems for in-house built material handling equipment • Prepare scopes of work and maintain bills of material • Program and commission PLC and HMI hardware and software controls for equipment • Travel to customer facilities for installation and startup of equipment • Troubleshoot and investigate equipment failures as needed Requirements • Bachelor's Degree in Electrical Engineering (BSEE) • Four years of experience in a relevant field • Proficiency with AutoCAD Electrical software • Experience with PLC/HMI Programming software • Ideal candidates have experience with design and integration of robotics or SCADA equipment Working Conditions Candidates must hold United States citizenship. Additional Information Please apply via the provided link for consideration. You can also contact us for more information on this opening.
See More Details >>Becoming an electrician in Gadsden, AL, typically starts with an apprenticeship, combining hands-on experience with classroom learning, allowing individuals to earn while they learn. Apprenticeships last about four to five years, requiring many hours of training under licensed professionals. The average wage for electricians in Gadsden, AL, is approximately $1,099 per week, with an average annual salary of $57,148. Trade schools, local unions, and platforms like Gild help aspiring electricians find apprenticeship opportunities, leading to a career with strong earning potential.
