OverviewPURPOSEThe Process Programmer is responsible for the plant process control system [PCS] specification, alarm system and instrumentation, application programming, testing, commissioning and maintenance. The incumbent applies the PCS as a tool for improvement of plant performance including product quality, rate, availability, OEE and MTBF.ResponsibilitiesKEY RESPONSIBILITIESDemonstrates a commitment to communicating, improving and adhering to safety policies in all work environments and areas.Responsible to insure that safe work practices are being followed by self and promote safety with all other employees and outside contractors. Complies with company and plant defined objectives for leading indicating, including VPC and TITF (Time in the field).Ensure system programming meets with proper safety and environmental compliance.Works closely with other departments to establish, maintain and manage instruments, installations, standards, control programs, maintenance programs, and certification cycles/programs to meet operational and regulatory compliance.Maintain system documentation including but not limited to master equipment files, regulatory compliance files, equipment specifications, and repair history.Evaluate computer control equipment and their components to assure they meet the plant requirements.Define, write and implement changes to existing process control programs. Prevent downtime due to faults; continuous improvement to HMI and programming to both extend life of existing PCS and facilitate eventual replacement.Troubleshoot control system hardware and software problems. Spend the necessary time in the field, verifying and monitoring correct function of the technology applications and devices.Monitors and Troubleshoot Operations Technology (OT) system hardware and software problems.Participates in defining, developing and executing equipment and process modifications to improve reliability, reduce costs and/or improve safety. Provide knowledge and leadership for plant maintenance and PLC control projects.Assure reliable plant instrumentation equipment operation, including annual certifications.Execute the adjustment, tuning, calibration, and certification (when required) of all applications such that the requirements of data flow, stability, accuracy, and reporting are met.Assist Maintenance department in developing and executing schedule for routine maintenance tasks.Coordinate electrical and automation contractors on improvement projects.Establish, order, and maintain a spare parts inventory for all devicesOther duties as assignedRELATIONSHIPS WITH OTHER JOBSAssist production department with PCS and instrumentation problems, and responds to call outs when required.Work with maintenance team to execute preventive and predictive maintenance programWork with management team in improving the plant control system and instrumentationProvide assistance in management and execution of plant capital projects.QualificationsKNOWLEDGE, SKILLS & ABILITIESRequired Education: Bachelors / Undergraduate degree with 3 years of experience or 9 years of experience without a degree.Preferred field of study: Electrical Engineering, Automation Engineering, Mechatronics engineeringRequired Work Experience: 5-7 yearsTravel Requirements: 0 - 5%Computer and Software Skills: Advance understanding of OT network administration: client/server architecture, network design and server operating systems. Intermediate to advanced skills in HMI and PLC programming software. Intermediate to advanced maintenance skills in process instrumentationOther:Experience on the tools and supervisory roleKnowledge of industrial safety techniques and practicesKnowledge of industrial maintenance best practices and techniquesExperience working in a union environmentAbility to work in an industrial environment that may include dust, heat, loud noise, etc.Experience working in cement, mining, steel or similar industries is desirable#HOLCIM3