PLC / HMI Program, support, trouble shoot and document PLC and HMI processes. Provide programming support to interpret control narratives into working programs and interfaces. Provide guidance to ensure control narratives meet PRIMIENT programming standards and norms. Integrate hardware into PLC programs, including AC Drives, Instrumentation, Smart Control Devices and field devices. Ensure all programming is documented. Ensure all programming changes follow proper PRIMIENT procedures including Management of Change and Communication of Change. Heavy in Rockwell Programming Structure. Power and Control Hardware. Provide hardware support to include installation and troubleshooting of; process network systems, field devices (analog and digital), smart devices, PLC hardware, HMI hardware, Server hardware, motor and motor related hardware, AC drive hardware and other devices designed to integrate with a PLC based control system. Specify and document new instrumentation. Projects and Construction Assist with Design, Develop and implement control associated projects as assigned. Provide electrical and control project support for projects as assigned. Coordinate, direct and supervise contractors as required. Provide coordination between project or construction work and plant operations to schedule and implement work that affects normal operations, such as tie-ins, power outages and the like. Ensure contractors are performing to PRIMIENT norms and standards, provide timely feedback to correct behavior as needed. Assure all contractors meet PRIMIENT training requirements for the job(s) being performed. Assure PRIMIENT E&I technicians receive training on new equipment and or processes. Skill blocks: the more you learn, the more you earn: At Primient we pay you to upskill through a system of learning and development called "skill blocks". Gaining new skills blocks leads to pay enhancements and helps you to advance on our structured Technician Career Path. Over time, you can develop into a subject matter expert - designing improvements to the processes you run every day. Suggested Training & Certifications (Not required but highly valued) Rockwell Studio 5000 Logix Designer (Levels 1-4) FactoryTalk View SE/ME HMI Applications EtherNet /IP Design & Troubleshooting GuardLogix Safety PLC Programming ControlLogix Fundamentals & Troubleshooting RSLogix /Studio 5000 Essentials Alarm configuration in HMI through Studio 5000 View Designer Motion Control with Kinetix Drives Leadership and project management training (Level 4) Siemens programming experience / training Physical Requirements Lift up to 55 lbs without assistance Climb ladders (up to 15 ft) and multiple flights of stairs Stand for up to 1 hour without sitting Perform bending and twisting motions Work flexible schedules and respond to on-call needs Work Environment Exposure to mechanical parts, vibration, airborne particles, and loud noise Work in both industrial and office settings Outdoor work in inclement weather, heat, humidity, and dust Use of standard office equipment (computers, phones, etc.) Qualifications Internal Applicants Minimum 5 years of experience in E&I Demonstrated growth in process control, instrumentation, and power delivery External Applicants Technical degree in Electrical Engineering or related field OR 3 + years of Rockwell programming experience with proven competence in instrumentation and power delivery FES Duty of Care Food Safety Ensure products meet food safety, legal, and quality standards Environment Comply with environmental procedures and report violations or near misses Health & Safety Follow site safety policies and participate in safety programs
12/07/2025
Full time
PLC / HMI Program, support, trouble shoot and document PLC and HMI processes. Provide programming support to interpret control narratives into working programs and interfaces. Provide guidance to ensure control narratives meet PRIMIENT programming standards and norms. Integrate hardware into PLC programs, including AC Drives, Instrumentation, Smart Control Devices and field devices. Ensure all programming is documented. Ensure all programming changes follow proper PRIMIENT procedures including Management of Change and Communication of Change. Heavy in Rockwell Programming Structure. Power and Control Hardware. Provide hardware support to include installation and troubleshooting of; process network systems, field devices (analog and digital), smart devices, PLC hardware, HMI hardware, Server hardware, motor and motor related hardware, AC drive hardware and other devices designed to integrate with a PLC based control system. Specify and document new instrumentation. Projects and Construction Assist with Design, Develop and implement control associated projects as assigned. Provide electrical and control project support for projects as assigned. Coordinate, direct and supervise contractors as required. Provide coordination between project or construction work and plant operations to schedule and implement work that affects normal operations, such as tie-ins, power outages and the like. Ensure contractors are performing to PRIMIENT norms and standards, provide timely feedback to correct behavior as needed. Assure all contractors meet PRIMIENT training requirements for the job(s) being performed. Assure PRIMIENT E&I technicians receive training on new equipment and or processes. Skill blocks: the more you learn, the more you earn: At Primient we pay you to upskill through a system of learning and development called "skill blocks". Gaining new skills blocks leads to pay enhancements and helps you to advance on our structured Technician Career Path. Over time, you can develop into a subject matter expert - designing improvements to the processes you run every day. Suggested Training & Certifications (Not required but highly valued) Rockwell Studio 5000 Logix Designer (Levels 1-4) FactoryTalk View SE/ME HMI Applications EtherNet /IP Design & Troubleshooting GuardLogix Safety PLC Programming ControlLogix Fundamentals & Troubleshooting RSLogix /Studio 5000 Essentials Alarm configuration in HMI through Studio 5000 View Designer Motion Control with Kinetix Drives Leadership and project management training (Level 4) Siemens programming experience / training Physical Requirements Lift up to 55 lbs without assistance Climb ladders (up to 15 ft) and multiple flights of stairs Stand for up to 1 hour without sitting Perform bending and twisting motions Work flexible schedules and respond to on-call needs Work Environment Exposure to mechanical parts, vibration, airborne particles, and loud noise Work in both industrial and office settings Outdoor work in inclement weather, heat, humidity, and dust Use of standard office equipment (computers, phones, etc.) Qualifications Internal Applicants Minimum 5 years of experience in E&I Demonstrated growth in process control, instrumentation, and power delivery External Applicants Technical degree in Electrical Engineering or related field OR 3 + years of Rockwell programming experience with proven competence in instrumentation and power delivery FES Duty of Care Food Safety Ensure products meet food safety, legal, and quality standards Environment Comply with environmental procedures and report violations or near misses Health & Safety Follow site safety policies and participate in safety programs
Looking to speed the progress of your engineering career? Join a market a leader in ingredient manufacturing that is investing in people, plant, and technologies. About the Role Our Electrical Engineer role provides the opportunity to build out your experience and expertise. You'll quickly gain exposure to wide-ranging challenges, technologies, and processes. You can make a value-adding difference to both process improvement and capital project execution. Your career development will be enhanced through working alongside expert colleagues in a highly collaborative team environment. You'll also join our structured development program through our Engineering Ladder, a clear out-line of what steps are available. As your skills and experience grow, so will your responsibilities and impact. The Plant Electrical Engineer is responsible for the design, specification, and maintenance of all of the plant Medium Voltage (MV) and Low Voltage power distribution systems for our 24/7 Food Ingredients Manufacturing Operation. Key responsibilities: Senior Electrical Engineer Contribute to the design, installation, operation, and maintenance of the plant power distribution systems Serve as plant electrical safety advisor and expert Could manage area power and control resources, Develop the technical skills of others outside the electrical discipline Provide electrical technical specifications, standards, and guidelines Maintain plant electrical documentation Cooperatively work with engineering teams to plan, develop, support, and implement capital and sustaining projects to improve safety, reduce costs, improve quality, reduce environmental impacts and increase capacity. Review all project plans that require modifications or additions to the plant power distribution system to ensure adequate capacity is available and loads are balanced as much as possible. Coordinate site activities with our electric utility as required. Provide low and medium voltage preventative maintenance oversight and enhancement Monitor plant power systems for issues and problems Drive corrective actions from predictive maintenance testing of the plant electrical systems Direct planned plant outages required for major electrical and control system upgrades Direct work for process opportunities and plant outages required for major electrical system upgrades Provide emergency support for the plant's 24/7/365 operations About You We're looking for engineers who strive for excellence and are eager for more responsibility. BS in Electrical Engineering and 5+ years' experience preferred. Will also consider Journeyman Electrician with 10+ years experience in a process industry manufacturing plant. Experience with 120V/480V/4160V/15kV power distribution design, installation, and maintenance Experience with Natural Gas Cogeneration Systems is a plus Knowledge of power distribution system protection including but not limited to short circuit and arc flash analysis, SKM modelling, and relay applications/programming Ability to understand and implement multiple layers of reliability and predictive maintenance testing including but not limited to transformer oil testing, infrared scans, partial discharge testing, and ultrasound monitoring. Experience with motor control system design and installation Experience with specifying instrumentation and electrical equipment Experience with supporting and/or managing large capital projects that require electrical and instrumentation construction Working understanding of NFPA and NEC regulations Self-motivated, self-directed, and able to take ownership of electrical systems without supervision Positive, interactive engagement at all organizational levels Excellent oral and written skills
12/07/2025
Full time
Looking to speed the progress of your engineering career? Join a market a leader in ingredient manufacturing that is investing in people, plant, and technologies. About the Role Our Electrical Engineer role provides the opportunity to build out your experience and expertise. You'll quickly gain exposure to wide-ranging challenges, technologies, and processes. You can make a value-adding difference to both process improvement and capital project execution. Your career development will be enhanced through working alongside expert colleagues in a highly collaborative team environment. You'll also join our structured development program through our Engineering Ladder, a clear out-line of what steps are available. As your skills and experience grow, so will your responsibilities and impact. The Plant Electrical Engineer is responsible for the design, specification, and maintenance of all of the plant Medium Voltage (MV) and Low Voltage power distribution systems for our 24/7 Food Ingredients Manufacturing Operation. Key responsibilities: Senior Electrical Engineer Contribute to the design, installation, operation, and maintenance of the plant power distribution systems Serve as plant electrical safety advisor and expert Could manage area power and control resources, Develop the technical skills of others outside the electrical discipline Provide electrical technical specifications, standards, and guidelines Maintain plant electrical documentation Cooperatively work with engineering teams to plan, develop, support, and implement capital and sustaining projects to improve safety, reduce costs, improve quality, reduce environmental impacts and increase capacity. Review all project plans that require modifications or additions to the plant power distribution system to ensure adequate capacity is available and loads are balanced as much as possible. Coordinate site activities with our electric utility as required. Provide low and medium voltage preventative maintenance oversight and enhancement Monitor plant power systems for issues and problems Drive corrective actions from predictive maintenance testing of the plant electrical systems Direct planned plant outages required for major electrical and control system upgrades Direct work for process opportunities and plant outages required for major electrical system upgrades Provide emergency support for the plant's 24/7/365 operations About You We're looking for engineers who strive for excellence and are eager for more responsibility. BS in Electrical Engineering and 5+ years' experience preferred. Will also consider Journeyman Electrician with 10+ years experience in a process industry manufacturing plant. Experience with 120V/480V/4160V/15kV power distribution design, installation, and maintenance Experience with Natural Gas Cogeneration Systems is a plus Knowledge of power distribution system protection including but not limited to short circuit and arc flash analysis, SKM modelling, and relay applications/programming Ability to understand and implement multiple layers of reliability and predictive maintenance testing including but not limited to transformer oil testing, infrared scans, partial discharge testing, and ultrasound monitoring. Experience with motor control system design and installation Experience with specifying instrumentation and electrical equipment Experience with supporting and/or managing large capital projects that require electrical and instrumentation construction Working understanding of NFPA and NEC regulations Self-motivated, self-directed, and able to take ownership of electrical systems without supervision Positive, interactive engagement at all organizational levels Excellent oral and written skills
About the Role The Primient Refinery Technology Lead is driving and supporting efficiency improvements within the network refineries. Candidates should have a demonstrated history of excellence in sweetener refinery process engineering, process development and optimization, and continuous improvement. Key responsibilities: Global Refinery Team Lead Manage a process improvement team of approximately 25 engineers and refinery managers in a matrix-based structure. Benchmark refinery performance both internally and externally and develop action plans to support cost-effectiveness. Implement refinery practices focused on safety, quality, and cost efficiency. Optimize costs through process improvements and capital projects, conduct feasibility studies and financial analysis for significant capital investments. Identify and test new technologies and process ingredients in collaboration with the Global Operations Support Team. Provide technical training to refinery engineers, organizing sessions during team meetings and Corn College. Collaborate with procurement to develop sourcing strategies for chemicals and ingredients. Travel requirements average around 30%, primarily within the United States. About You Applicants must hold an Engineering degree and have at least five years of industrial experience in corn sweetener refining or a related field. Additional qualifications: Demonstrated commitment to safety. Technical leadership experience, preferably in a matrix organization, with a track record of meeting key performance indicators. Ability to effectively collaborate within diverse teams and function as both a contributor and leader. Strong communication and listening abilities, with skills in articulating information clearly. Customer-oriented approach toward internal and external stakeholders, and capacity to establish and maintain professional relationships.
12/06/2025
Full time
About the Role The Primient Refinery Technology Lead is driving and supporting efficiency improvements within the network refineries. Candidates should have a demonstrated history of excellence in sweetener refinery process engineering, process development and optimization, and continuous improvement. Key responsibilities: Global Refinery Team Lead Manage a process improvement team of approximately 25 engineers and refinery managers in a matrix-based structure. Benchmark refinery performance both internally and externally and develop action plans to support cost-effectiveness. Implement refinery practices focused on safety, quality, and cost efficiency. Optimize costs through process improvements and capital projects, conduct feasibility studies and financial analysis for significant capital investments. Identify and test new technologies and process ingredients in collaboration with the Global Operations Support Team. Provide technical training to refinery engineers, organizing sessions during team meetings and Corn College. Collaborate with procurement to develop sourcing strategies for chemicals and ingredients. Travel requirements average around 30%, primarily within the United States. About You Applicants must hold an Engineering degree and have at least five years of industrial experience in corn sweetener refining or a related field. Additional qualifications: Demonstrated commitment to safety. Technical leadership experience, preferably in a matrix organization, with a track record of meeting key performance indicators. Ability to effectively collaborate within diverse teams and function as both a contributor and leader. Strong communication and listening abilities, with skills in articulating information clearly. Customer-oriented approach toward internal and external stakeholders, and capacity to establish and maintain professional relationships.
About the Role Our plant leadership teams including area managers have a key part to play in shaping the future of the Primient business. You can drive impact on the performance of your facility by championing continuous improvement and embedding our values of Safety, Excellence, Integrity, and Growth into day-to-day operations. Our Area Manager role for Dextrose is key to the safety, efficiency, quality, production, cost, staffing and project management of our facility. You will become a go-to technical expert and a leader who is trusted to bring out the best in our people and technology. Key responsibilities: Area Manager, Dextrose Setting clearly defined goals and objectives for your area in collaboration with other site leaders. Acting as the face of safety in the area and creating a strong safety culture. Leading direct reports including Team Coordinators, Day Resources, Process Technicians, and other area stakeholders including Engineers. Setting expectations for training timelines, process variances, performance, behavior, environmental variances, absenteeism etc. Managing resources to improve efficiencies and offset additional costs About You You will combine technical expertise, strong planning and management skills, and a talent for motivating and developing colleagues. We are also looking for: At least five years of technical and manufacturing experience, including leading high-performing teams. Excellent computer skills: Word, Excel, SAP, Outlook, OSI PI A customer-focused approach and excellent communication and organizational skills. The ability to build good relationships across different functions.
12/06/2025
Full time
About the Role Our plant leadership teams including area managers have a key part to play in shaping the future of the Primient business. You can drive impact on the performance of your facility by championing continuous improvement and embedding our values of Safety, Excellence, Integrity, and Growth into day-to-day operations. Our Area Manager role for Dextrose is key to the safety, efficiency, quality, production, cost, staffing and project management of our facility. You will become a go-to technical expert and a leader who is trusted to bring out the best in our people and technology. Key responsibilities: Area Manager, Dextrose Setting clearly defined goals and objectives for your area in collaboration with other site leaders. Acting as the face of safety in the area and creating a strong safety culture. Leading direct reports including Team Coordinators, Day Resources, Process Technicians, and other area stakeholders including Engineers. Setting expectations for training timelines, process variances, performance, behavior, environmental variances, absenteeism etc. Managing resources to improve efficiencies and offset additional costs About You You will combine technical expertise, strong planning and management skills, and a talent for motivating and developing colleagues. We are also looking for: At least five years of technical and manufacturing experience, including leading high-performing teams. Excellent computer skills: Word, Excel, SAP, Outlook, OSI PI A customer-focused approach and excellent communication and organizational skills. The ability to build good relationships across different functions.
About the Role The Shift Coordinator (SC) will be responsible for all the associated duties described below to support plant business needs. This role will serve as the key link between the plant operating area the SC is assigned, the maintenance/electrical group, and plant management to ensure the most appropriate resources are engaged in problem resolution and the operating area is meeting safety, quality, and production goals. It is the responsibility of the SC to take general direction from the area manager game plans and coordinate, delegate, and follow up on the efforts of the area technicians to meet those objectives. In the absence of specific direction, the SC has the responsibility for developing a game plan to avoid or overcome issues. This is considered a Site Shift Coordinator and can be placed in any area. Main accountabilities o Ensure the team operates and communicates in a safe manner o Daily safety topics are held, safety incidents are reported, near misses are addressed o Ensure team functions at high level o Tracks and monitors quality and other operational parameters ensuring corrective actions are in place when the process is out of defined parameter or specification. o Team member development- track technician skill block progression, conduct scheduled, periodic reviews. Facilitate teaching and training. o Tracks and monitors area GMP ensuring corrective actions are in place when standards are not being met. o Strong technical skill set o SC must be a technical resource, advanced level troubleshooter, strong communicator o Understand in detail the interaction of their area with the rest of the plant and potential outcomes of process decisions. o Coordinate the off shift mechanical/ electrical resources through job evaluation and prioritization o Utilization of the PC to determine area priorities with respect to plant priorities o Evaluate need for mechanical or electrical support after all others means have been exhausted (can the techs fix) o Strong communicator, both verbal and written forms o Required to talk through game plan with area technicians at the beginning of each shift and follow up throughout the shift to ensure progress or problem resolution o Complete both a written and verbal turnover with the incoming SC o Understands who, when, and how to contact appropriate management personnel when a problem or conflict escalates beyond their or the teams' level. This includes DR, AM, Engineers. o Maintain and support a working relationship with the PC, area DR, and other area SCs to ensure consistent and timely communication between areas and plant management as area issues and problems are encountered. o Required to be trained on and member of the Plant HAZMAT team.
12/06/2025
Full time
About the Role The Shift Coordinator (SC) will be responsible for all the associated duties described below to support plant business needs. This role will serve as the key link between the plant operating area the SC is assigned, the maintenance/electrical group, and plant management to ensure the most appropriate resources are engaged in problem resolution and the operating area is meeting safety, quality, and production goals. It is the responsibility of the SC to take general direction from the area manager game plans and coordinate, delegate, and follow up on the efforts of the area technicians to meet those objectives. In the absence of specific direction, the SC has the responsibility for developing a game plan to avoid or overcome issues. This is considered a Site Shift Coordinator and can be placed in any area. Main accountabilities o Ensure the team operates and communicates in a safe manner o Daily safety topics are held, safety incidents are reported, near misses are addressed o Ensure team functions at high level o Tracks and monitors quality and other operational parameters ensuring corrective actions are in place when the process is out of defined parameter or specification. o Team member development- track technician skill block progression, conduct scheduled, periodic reviews. Facilitate teaching and training. o Tracks and monitors area GMP ensuring corrective actions are in place when standards are not being met. o Strong technical skill set o SC must be a technical resource, advanced level troubleshooter, strong communicator o Understand in detail the interaction of their area with the rest of the plant and potential outcomes of process decisions. o Coordinate the off shift mechanical/ electrical resources through job evaluation and prioritization o Utilization of the PC to determine area priorities with respect to plant priorities o Evaluate need for mechanical or electrical support after all others means have been exhausted (can the techs fix) o Strong communicator, both verbal and written forms o Required to talk through game plan with area technicians at the beginning of each shift and follow up throughout the shift to ensure progress or problem resolution o Complete both a written and verbal turnover with the incoming SC o Understands who, when, and how to contact appropriate management personnel when a problem or conflict escalates beyond their or the teams' level. This includes DR, AM, Engineers. o Maintain and support a working relationship with the PC, area DR, and other area SCs to ensure consistent and timely communication between areas and plant management as area issues and problems are encountered. o Required to be trained on and member of the Plant HAZMAT team.