Salary: Commensurate with Applicable Integrator Experience

We are looking for experienced Control System Specialist(s) to join the growing RidgeTech Automation team.

This position is ideal for those who enjoy variety in the type of work they do, the systems they work on, and the industries they work in. RidgeTech Team Members are known for their professionalism, problem solving, and positive attitudes when it comes to providing high quality solutions to clients. If this sounds like a challenge you'd enjoy, apply today!

Job Summary

• Responsible for the technical aspects of integration projects and project management responsibilities as required.
• Execute and/or lead small to mid-sized automation projects.
• Develop controls designs and electrical schematics; specifying hardware and components.
• Develop PLC/HMI/SCADA programs using various platforms.
• Set up VFD's and Servo systems.
• Commission and debug machines at client sites
• Develop and verify systems; understanding safety risk assessments.
• Troubleshoot electrical, mechanical and fluid power systems.
• Manage client relationships and project scope under the direction of leaders.
• Provide direction and mentorship to other team members.
• Report regularly to management and/or Team Leads and complete necessary documentation.
• Uphold safe work practices as per RidgeTech Automation's Handbook and Health & Safety Program

Qualifications

• Degree/Diploma in Electrical Engineering, Robotics & Automation, or similar education
• At least 3 years of relevant experience specific to the Controls and Industrial Automation industry

Experience

• Programming experience with current PLC, HMI, and VFDs is required.
• Integration project workflow experience; from kick off, to design phase, programming, FAT, SAT, deliverable handovers and close out with a focus on client satisfaction.
• Electrical design fundamentals or 3D CAD development using software such as EPLAN, AutoCAD, Solidworks, Inventor, etc.
• Robot programming and configuration of multiple manufacturers (ABB, Fanuc, Motoman, Nachi, Kuka, etc.)
• Independent on-site commissioning and start-up experience
• Successful track record of project management and maintaining client relationships

Knowledge

• Exposure to various automation processes (automotive, food and beverage, agricultural, mining, pharmaceutical, etc.)
• Programming knowledge of multiple software platforms (Rockwell, Siemens, Schneider, Omron, Toyopuc, etc.)
• Exposure to SCADA, motion control, and peripheral systems (vision systems, marking systems, weld systems, etc.)

Skills & Attributes

• Must have strong communication skills to collaborate with others and maintain internal and external relationships.
• Possess a positive attitude and a willingness to learn.
• Be highly motivated to work both independently and as part of a team.
• Be willing to share knowledge and mentor others at various levels.

Other Requirements

• Have reliable and dependable transportation for local travel.
• Hold and maintain a valid G license and valid passport.
• Be willing to travel and be able to travel abroad if required.

Rewards & Recognition

• Hourly Pay Rate based on System Integrator Experience Level.
• Variety in Work Opportunities (industries, platforms, types of projects).
• Group Health & Dental Plan.
• Vacation Time & Personal Days (that grow with years of service).
• Profit Sharing.
• RRSP Match Program.
• Wellness & Safety Accounts.
• Paid Training Opportunities.
• Travel Rewards.
• Cell Phone Allowance.
• Professional Growth Opportunities & Mentorship.
• Social Events & Giveaways.
• Recruiting Referral Bonus.

Working Conditions

• This is a full-time position. Additional hours based on client requirements, will be compensated according to company policy (i.e. overtime, double time, shift premium). After hours or weekend on site client support may be required.
• Team Members must be able to work from the office in Cambridge, Ontario and local client sites.
• This position requires local and international travel, depending on project requirements.
  • RTA focuses on a local workload (1-2 hour radius/100km radius of the Cambridge office). Daily travel to site should be expected.
  • Travel outside of this area may arise for additional projects, training, or to support local opportunities.
  • Locations and length of travel will vary depending on the projects and workloads at any given time.

Application Deadline is November 26, 2024 at 9:00am.

Application Process

• Applications are reviewed on an ongoing basis or until the deadline if applicable.
• We use BambooHR as our HRIS to manage applications received and follow up with candidates. RTA does not use this or any other system for artificial intelligence during the hiring process.
• Updates regarding applications are sent directly via email from BambooHR. Check your spam/junk folder if you have not received an update. Updates will not be provided for duplicate applications.
• If you require accommodation or assistance during the hiring process, please contact [email protected]

About RidgeTech Automation

RidgeTech Automation Inc. (RTA) is a control systems integrator. From our headquarters in Cambridge, Ontario, Canada, we deliver world class designs and software for clients in a wide variety of industries around the globe. Our mission is to deliver the highest quality, most trusted automation solutions in the industry.

RidgeTech Automation is an equal opportunity employer. We celebrate one another and are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all Team Members. We strive to provide engaging, dynamic, and challenging project opportunities to the team. Together, we are Taking Industry to a Higher Level.

RidgeTech Automation Team Members exhibit the following core values:

• Be Safety Centric
• A Team with Strong Communication
• Provide Quality Services
• Integrity in Everything We Do

Learn more about recent projects on the RTA website or see what the team has been up to via LinkedIn.