Sr. Controls and Instrumentation Engineer

Location: Sandy City, UT

Responsibilities

• Work safely and ensure appropriate safe guards are in place to mitigate hazards and prevent incidents
  
• Act as Controls and Instrumentation Engineer lead in directing and interfacing with other I&C engineers as required
  
• Design, develop and test new control systems as well as maintaining and modifying existing systems
  
• Provide programming development, testing and support for expert control systems (ECS), programmable logic controllers (PLC), human machine interfaces (HMI) and process networks
  
• Work collaboratively with design engineers, plant engineers, IS and other internal staff
  
• Participate in the development, implementation and compliance of plant process network standards Liaison with consultants, contractors and suppliers
  
• Engage appropriate support to ensure compliance with relevant health, safety and environmental regulations and quality standards
  
• Purchase equipment specific to instrumentation, control and network systems
  
• Analyze data and present findings in clear written reports
  
• Learn plant operations and existing systems (control, network, data management, etc.)
  
• Calibrate instrumentation, tune control loops and optimize advanced controls and expert control systems
  
• Able to work irregular hours or be on-call occasionally to support project implementation to deal with faults which occur at the plant operations.
  

Qualifications

• Degree in control and instrumentation engineering or other engineering curriculum with controls and instrumentation experience
  
• Minimum ten years\' experience controls and/or process engineering experience in lime or equivalent industry
  
• Demonstrated skills in specific control disciplines such as:
  
• advanced process control (APC)
  
• multiple-input & multiple-output (MIMO) with model predictive control (MPC)
  
• distributed control systems (DCS)
  
• programmable logic controllers (PLC)
  
• supervisory control and data acquisition (SCADA)
  
• Frequent travel (up to 50% plus) including cross-border travel to Canada and Mexico.
  
• Creative problem-solving and troubleshooting skills
  
• Excellent critical thinking skills
  
• Understanding of and ability to work with high-level computer technology