Controls Technician-2nd shift

As a Controls Technician at Fortune Brands Outdoors & Security, you will focus on safety by investigating incidents, addressing safety concerns, and working on process improvements. You'll also be expected to read blueprints and schematics, navigate PLC operation sequences, and collaborate with various teams to implement solutions.

To apply for the Controls Technician position at Fortune Brands Outdoors & Security, you should have at least two years of controls experience, proficiency in reading blueprints and schematics, and familiarity with Allen Bradley PLC control systems. Previous manufacturing experience is also preferred.

Yes, Fortune Brands Outdoors & Security is committed to your professional growth. We offer various programs to support your development and career advancement, ensuring you have the resources you need to succeed in your role as a Controls Technician.

As a Controls Technician at Fortune Brands Outdoors & Security, you can expect a dynamic environment where safety is prioritized. You'll be working with a team of dedicated professionals who value collaboration and innovation, allowing you to make a significant impact in the manufacturing process.

When you join Fortune Brands Outdoors & Security as a Controls Technician, you'll enjoy a comprehensive benefits package that includes medical, dental, and vision insurance, life insurance, wellness programs, flexible spending accounts, and a 401K plan, all effective from your date of hire!

In responding, focus on specific PLC systems you've worked with, such as Allen Bradley, and discuss projects where you effectively used PLC programming to troubleshoot issues, optimize processes, or enhance safety in your previous roles.

Share how you approach identifying safety concerns, your participation in incident investigations, and any specific strategies you've implemented to promote a culture of safety among your colleagues.

Provide examples of situations where you've successfully balanced independent tasks with team collaboration. Emphasize your flexibility and adaptability when it comes to contributing to both types of work.

Discuss specific instances where you've interpreted blueprints and control schematics to troubleshoot mechanical issues or implement system changes, highlighting your attention to detail and technical competencies.

Explain how you would incorporate safety protocols while ensuring that operations run smoothly. You could mention ways to identify processes that could benefit from improvements while maintaining high safety standards.

Share a tangible example where you recognized a safety hazard, the steps you took to address it, and the positive outcome of your actions, showcasing your proactive approach to safety.

Talk about your familiarity with Allen Bradley PLC systems, your hands-on experience using them, and any relevant training or certifications you possess, emphasizing your capability to utilize these systems effectively.

Discuss your commitment to continuous learning, any specific training or certifications you've pursued, and how you stay updated with industry advancements that enhance your skill set and value in your role.

Share insights on how clear communication enhances safety, efficiency, and teamwork. Provide examples of when effective communication helped resolve an issue or improved a process within a manufacturing context.

Outline a step-by-step approach to troubleshooting a malfunctioning control system, emphasizing your analytical skills, problem-solving techniques, and ability to work methodically to identify and resolve issues.