Role OverviewLocation: Athlone, IrelandRole Overview: As a Systems Technician, you will have the opportunity to leverage your curiosity and collaborate with innovative and diverse professionals worldwide. Your role will impact the organization by:Providing support to production and maintenance teams.Implementing strategic and tactical system enhancements to give manufacturing a competitive edge.Contributing innovative ideas to new production lines in areas such as control, data collection, motive power, robotics, and communications.Strictly adhering to CGMP requirements.Enhancing compliance initiatives within your areas of responsibility.Actively participating in team meetings.Supporting engineering projects and leading actions assigned to the systems group.QualificationsSkills and Expertise: To succeed in this role from day one, you should have the following qualifications:Fully certified electrician or a certificate/diploma in Electrical Engineering, Automation, or Mechatronics.Essential experience with PLC programmers, motion control, sensors, in-line vision systems (especially Cognex), barcode systems, network topology, PC skills, PC application software, and systematic troubleshooting/problem-solving skills.Experience in high-volume automation or plant control, including SCADA, Allen Bradley (Control Logix & PLC 5), Siemens, or similar PLC programming and control.Experience working within a GMP environment.Additional Desirable QualificationsExperience with Allen-Bradley Controllogix5000 and PLC5 programming, ControlNet/Device Net, Visual Basic applications, motion control programming (Sercos, AB, Emerson, Lenze), and barcode systems (SICK, DVT).Knowledge of equipment and software validation (IQ, OQ, and PQ).Familiarity with FDA regulations, including 21CFR Part 11 (Electronic records, electronic signatures) and Part 820 (Quality system regulation).Additional SkillsStrong verbal and written communication skills.Excellent teamwork abilities.High flexibility regarding shift changes, travel commitments, training courses, and project support.Salary - high-reaching dependent on skills and experience plus excellent benefits package.Shift Pattern: Days: Monday - Friday 39 hoursAlternatively Rotating 3 cycle shifts with Shift Allowance – 25%Must be legally authorized to work in IrelandContactFor further information on this role in Athlone please contact Dee Curley on 086 7902191. dee@hero.ieCheck out all our open jobs on our HERO Recruitment website – hero.iePlease Note: HERO Recruitment will not forward your details to any company without your prior approval.Please Note: Under its obligation under the Data Protection legislation, HERO Recruitment will not forward your details to any company without your prior approval.Data can only be transferred outside of the EEA on the basis of standard contractual clauses, to a country for whom an adequacy decision has been given by the European Commission or where the express permission of the data subject has been given. You have supplied us with your personal data in the process of applying for a position. Our client company may have personnel outside of the EEA who will review your data. We will apply the appropriate criteria in respect of the data transfer depending on the location of those personnel.
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