An automation engineer on your site, two or three days a week.
For plants with electricians but no controls engineer, and for contractors and machine builders who need controls hands. The same automation and controls engineer, on fixed days, working through your list.
What the engineer does
- PLC and HMI changes, and fault finding.
- IO and loop checks, instrument and drive setup.
- Commissioning support and test rigs.
- Program backups, and small projects off the maintenance list.
Edemar, automation engineer. Fault finding, commissioning and panel changes on site across the Hunter. Alex Sharikov, our lead engineer, backs him up on design.
Work like this: a battery test rig for Gelion's R&D team, built on industrial controls with custom software.
Hours are logged and reported with each invoice. Licensed electrical work stays with your electricians.
| Days a week | Hours a week |
|---|---|
| Two | 16 |
| Three | 24 |
Ten-week minimum, then month to month. Invoiced monthly. Ask for the weekly price.
Who it suits
Plants with a backlog
A maintenance manager with a list of controls jobs that nobody on staff can do.
New lines, pilot plants and R&D
Test rigs and equipment that change every week during commissioning, scale-up or research.
Contractors and machine builders
Controls labour on your jobs or your run of machines, under your name.
Tell us the site, the days, and what's on the list. Or call 0401 434 787.