PLC Electrical & Control Panel Engineer / Technician

Role Overview: You will be joining our team as a skilled and dedicated PLC Electrical & Control Panel Engineer/Technician for ongoing and upcoming industrial automation projects. Your expertise in field instrumentation, PLC control panel wiring, and electrical troubleshooting will be crucial in resolving site-level issues independently at project sites across different locations. Key Responsibilities: - Provide expert support for field instrumentation and electrical troubleshooting at project sites. - Read, interpret, and understand PLC control panel wiring including DI/DO/AI/AO and Modbus/Ethernet communication layouts. - Trace, track, and validate field instrument wiring and perform root cause analysis for any issues encountered during commissioning or maintenance. - Perform wiring verification, loop checking, and troubleshooting of control panels, MCC panels, VFD panels, isolators, and signal splitters. - Calibrate and commission field instruments as per manufacturer manuals and project requirements. - Work with various tools and equipment including multimeters, calibrators, signal simulators, crimping tools, lugs, and other panel/instrumentation accessories. - Access and interface with PLC panels, OEM control systems, and field instruments for diagnostics and validation. - Read and work with electrical drawings, P&IDs, and instrument loop diagrams. - Ensure proper documentation and reporting of test results, field observations, and corrective actions. - Adhere to site safety protocols and ensure work is carried out as per industrial standards and quality requirements. Qualification Required: - Education: Degree / Diploma / ITI in Instrumentation, Electrical, or Electronics Engineering. - Experience: 2-6 years of hands-on experience in industrial automation, PLC panel work, and field instrumentation troubleshooting. Additional Details: You should be willing to travel and stay onsite for project execution and support as required. It is important that you are physically fit and able to work in industrial environments, and have familiarity with safety practices and PPE use in industrial automation setups. (Note: Preferred Industries include Process Automation (Oil & Gas, Water, Power, Chemical, Pharma), Control Panel Manufacturing, and OEMs and System Integrators.),