Automation, Electrical
Pubblicato il 17-08-2026 - Ecolab in Catania
The Automation, Electrical & Controls Engineer (AE&C;) is responsible for the development, maintenance and optimization of automation and control systems in a UPW treatment plant. The role focuses on PLC programming, SCADA integration, industrial communications and instrumentation management to ensure safe, reliable and efficient plant operation.
È questo il prossimo passo nella sua carriera? Scopra se è il candidato/la candidata ideale leggendo la panoramica completa qui sotto.Working closely with Operations and Maintenance teams, the AE&C; Engineer supports troubleshooting, system improvements and plant upgrades, contributing to increased automation, performance and operational reliability across the facility.
The AE&C; Engineer acts as a key technical reference for all automation and electrical control-related topics, supporting both Operations and Maintenance teams in troubleshooting, optimization and continuous improvement initiatives. The role includes the development of communication interfaces between control systems and field devices,
as well as the configuration and commissioning of VFDs, sensors and other process‐critical equipment.
How You'll Make An Impact
- Program, modify and troubleshoot PLC system for water treatment processes
- Develop and optimize automation logic to improve plant performance, reliability and operational efficiency
- Develop communication interfaces between PLCs, field devices and supervisory control systems
- Manage industrial communication networks and fieldbus systems, including troubleshooting of communication issues
- Configure, commission and maintain Variable Frequency Drives (VFDs) and motor control systems
- Support the specification, installation and commissioning of instrumentation, control equipment, upgrades and plant modifications
- Perform diagnostics and troubleshooting on electrical, automation and control systems
- Maintain and update electrical drawings, I/O lists, Exchange Table and technical documentation
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