Our client is a large building-material manufacturing company with a state-of-the-art plant located in the south-south part of Nigeria. The company is currently expanding production capacity which will remarkably increase its market share.
In order to achieve its goal and sustain it, it is seeking to complement its current pool of talents by employing a result-oriented, proactive and innovative AUTOMATION ENGINEER.
Responsibilities
To provide preventive and corrective maintenance for the automation system (2 Main Servers+ 1 Engineering Station + Plant Guide Server + 3 Clients + CEM Scanner System + 10 Central PLCs + 24 Local PLCs), and keep track and order spare parts for the automation system.
Job Skills
- Expected to have good understanding/job skills in managing and operating:
- Windows Server and XP editions
- Siemens S7 PLCs Hardware
- Siemens Step 7 Software and Programming using FBD/LAD/STL
- Siemens S7 Safety PLCs
- Industrial Ethernet and TCP in IP Networks
- ECS (FLS Automation Process Control System)
- Proface HMI Displays and Profibus Dp Networks
Educational Qualification
Bachelor of Science degree or equivalent in Electrical/Electronic Engineering or Communications
Experience
Over 5 years experience as an Automation Engineer us an industrial plant (preferably cement manufacturing plant)
Remuneration
Our client pays above average market rate and is willing to pay enough to attract best candidate for the job
Mode of Application
Send your CV in Microsoft word format to csetconsultsearch@gmail.com within two weeks from the date of this advert, stating qualifications, institutions attended with dates, years of experience, current job and organization, current total cash benefit per annum, email address and mobile numbers. Only suitable candidates will be contacted and interviewed.
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