Electronic Marketing Manager jobs in Pensacola, FL

Position Overview:  

The Electronics Control Systems Manager is responsible for overseeing the team of Electronics Control Systems Technicians in the installation, maintenance, troubleshooting, and repair of building control systems.

Primary/Major Duties and Responsibilities (Essential Functions):

• Manages the team of Electronics Control Systems Technicians in the installation, maintenance, troubleshooting, and repair of building control systems while carrying out the various duties of a Technician as needed.
• Develop maintenance schedules for equipment and systems, ensuring work is level loaded through the year.
• Contacts vendors to determine material availability and cost.
• Creates purchase requisitions for material
• Ensures compliance with contractual requirements
• Prioritizes and delegate work assignments.
• Ensures high quality work standards are met
• Communicates with Engineers/ Planners/Estimators to assist making material and labor estimates
• Ensures that work is done within specified time criteria
• Develop work schedules for shift workers.
• Recommends or initiates action involving promotions, transfers, disciplinary action and motivation of employees
• Coordinates any related subcontract work with all appropriate parties, including the Company's Contracts Manager
• Performs Quality Control inspections on work in progress and/or completed work
• Complies with all OSHA safety regulations and adhere to proper codes and standards
• Ensures completion of Work Orders and Time Cards daily and accurately.
• Work also involves other duties as assigned, including compliance with the provisions of the Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA) and the Employee Handbook
• Effectively troubleshoots and resolves automated equipment issues.
• Completes work orders, predictive maintenance, and preventative maintenance tasks in accordance with manufacturer’s guidelines.
• Fabricates / repairs failed components as needed.
• Programs electronic devices including: VFD's, PLC's, and other various controllers.
• Assists with the procurement of parts and materials.
• Coordinates and leads the installations of new equipment, modifications, and enhancements.
• Works with outside contractors/vendors, as needed.
• Calibrates, documents, troubleshoots, and repairs/replaces instrumentation for systems that measure and control level, temperature, pressure, flow, and other process variables.
• Examines and troubleshoots issues with control loop.
• Applies the proper fittings, terminations, and electrical barriers for instruments and devices by utilizing the correct procedures in accordance with local regulatory codes and standards to maintain best safety practices
• Uses appropriate testing equipment to measure and detect electrical and/or process values to ensure proper loop installation and performance.
• Evaluates control system tuning by observing system response to changes in controller parameters, and adjusts tuning parameters to provide proper system response.
• Evaluates industrial network devices by using network diagnostic tools to ensure proper performance.
• Identifies basic networking devices to effectively troubleshoot communication problems by using standard networking commands
• Reviews and coordinates a plan of corrective action for control systems that are causing observed discrepancies.
• Configures, maintains, troubleshoots, repairs, and replaces existing wireless transmitters to ensure proper communications.
• Troubleshoots and repairs most common types of networks.
• Verifies the condition of the installed control systems through visual observation, comparison with applicable project documentation, and interpretation of redline documentation as needed to provide information for further verification and update by engineering/maintenance to maintain accurate instrumentation records.
• Provides data, reports, and technical support for regulatory agencies, clients, and applicable departments to satisfy regulatory compliance requirements and equipment status updates.
• Identifies all pertinent documentation required for an addition/modification of a control system, and updates if necessary.
• Coordinates with all affected personnel to isolate a process component from an operational system in order to perform testing or maintenance.
• Updates and maintains certified testing equipment, documentation, recommended procedures, and out-of-tolerance reporting to facilitate the operation of instruments and devices necessary for safety and quality assurance.
• Other tasks as required

• Five years managing a team of Electronic Control Systems Technicians or similar electrical group
• Ten years experience in calibration, maintenance, repair, and troubleshooting automated systems
• Demonstrated knowledge of standards and codes related to the trade – i.e ISA, IEEE, NFPA, NEC, etc
• Must demonstrate understanding of different types of controls on valves and equipment, including DDC controls. (Experience must be within the last 10 years)
• A strong mechanical systems related background with a working operational and maintenance knowledge of the systems identified above is required.
• Ability to read Building Documents (Blue Prints) and to read and understand technical documents
• Ability to explain technical information to technical and non-technical people.
• Basic mathematical competency
• Ability to read, interpret, and edit redline drawings, blueprints, and other schematics