The Co-op will begin with hands-on experience in the panel shop, building and wiring electrical control panels while learning to interpret schematic diagrams and apply best wiring practices. Following this foundation, the student will advance into programming and development of automated machinery, gaining exposure to the full lifecycle of industrial automation projects.
Essential Functions/Responsibilities
1. Build electrical control panels for automated machines.
2. Wire electrical components and systems on automated machines.
3. Connect and plumb pneumatic components.
4. Learn how to design and program controls for automated machinery.
5. Ability to learn and work under Senior Controls Engineers.
6. Markup electrical schematics with corrections.
7. Must work minimum of 20 hours per week between 7am to 5pm M-F.
“The responsibilities as defined are intended to serve as a general guideline for this position. Associates may be asked to perform additional tasks depending on strengths and capabilities”
Required Experience
1. Ability to read electrical schematics is preferred
2. Experience in use of various power tools and techniques preferred (i.e. hand drill, tapping, jigsaw, hydraulic punch, band saw, etc.)
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