Key responsibilities will include:
Design and implement necessary control systems and logic (hardware and software) to improve performance using data mining, process modelling and process control
Responsibilities include product quality and yield, production efficiency and availability improvements
Creating and monitoring plant and process performance indicators
Investigate and correct process deviations, facilitate improvement projects relating to product quality, material properties and dimensional control systems
Systems include Level 1 (millisecond control) and Level 2 (process setpoints) with artificial intelligence setpoint optimisation and diagnostic systems
Structured problem-solving and Root Cause Failure Analysis
The ideal candidate should meet the following requirements:
B.Eng / BSc degree Mechanical, Electrical, Electronic, Metallurgy
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Apr 10, 2021
Our client in the Middelburg, Mpumalanga Region has an EE opportunity available for a Process, Control and Development Engineer.
Requirements:
4 years’ experience and if in a manufacturing plant environment it will be advantageous
Experience in designing and implementing process automation and control systems
Working experience in programming (languages C/C++, Visual Basic, Ladder Logic and Labview preferred)
Structured problem-solving and Root Cause Failure Analysis
Attention to detail is important
Knowledge of hot rolling and furnace technologies and relevant process models and theory will be an additional advantage
KPAs:
Design and implement the necessary control systems and logic (hardware and software) to improve performance in a highly automated slab heating and hot rolling plant – using data mining, process modelling and process control
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