Control and Automation Technician at The Coca-Cola Company

The Process Control Technician will be responsible for providing effective instrumentation and controls support tall CCBSA operations. This will include debugging and troubleshooting automation and control systems, including PLC's, HMI's, servos and instrumentation. The PCT will alsassist in creating drawings, including schematics, P&ID, control panels designs. The PCT will develop calibration procedures for process instruments as well as coach understanding of process controls and the troubleshooting thereof. The PCT will report tthe Process Control Engineer and will assist in problem solving, C&A asset management and enhancing operational performance.

Key Duties & Responsibilities    

Develop Documentation Standards

• Aid PCE and MSM in developing adequate procedures/standards, for review by Manufacturing and Engineering leads, for the following:
• Backups
• Diagrams (P&IDs, Schematics, Network)
• Calibration
• Disaster recovery
• Business Continuity

Reduce C&A Downtime

• Optimisation of all control systems including utilities, processing and production lines by analysing downtime and engineering solutions.
• Ensure that all process control software is backed up and up tdate according tset standards
• Coach, guide and assist technicians in breakdown situations if an escalation occurs.
• Analyse downtime for trends and proactively eliminate major causes
• Ensure the integrity and reliability of production systems software and hardware from PLC devices tERP system by monitoring maintenance, adherence tstandards and effective problem solving.
• Participate in the C&A community by enabling knowledge sharing and skill transfer

Judgement and decision making

• Supports the intent of ensuring that the functional solution integrates intthe broader CCBA template.
• Has joint accountability tensure that Manufacturing Systems solutions are delivered on time, tbudget and meets the requirements of the function.
• Has authority texecute changes in order tensure manufacturing uptime is maintained without adversely affecting system integrity.

Skills, Experience & Education    
Qualifications

• National Diploma in Electrical Engineering (Light Current)

Knowledge and Experience

• At least 3 years in C&A or instrumentation technician.
• Specialised knowledge of Instrument and Control calibrations, configurations, maintenance, fault finding, installation standards, documentation standards and instrumentation protocols.
• Basic understanding of and experience with Wonderware Archestra and Intouch based SCADA systems
• Experience in problem solving methodology
• In-depth knowledge of PLCs hardware and software and industrial networking
• Good manufacturing and process understanding.

Closing Date: 12th, July 2022