ABOUT THE ROLE

The Automation Engineer ensures optimized equipment performance by maintaining and/or improving equipment and line controls. He/She drives innovation and improvement as well as manages people and resources to ensure uncompromised safety, availability, and quality while minimizing the impact on the environment.

KEY RESPONSIBILITIES

Improve reliability and efficiency by ensuring optimal execution of maintenance tasks.
Contribute to preparation and control area of responsibility within related maintenance budget, ensuring sufficient funds to cover all routines and initiatives reflected in strategy & operational plans.
Effectively apply business performance review (COBRA, EATB) management routine.
Evaluate the effectiveness of corrective actions using all available data.
Maintains effective systems to ensure CC Hellenic/TCCC products and package quality.
Prepare, present, and interpret Maintenance KBIs and make recommendations that result in increased productivity and efficiency, reducing costs and improving customer satisfaction.
Understand and control main cost drivers in Maintenance.
Ensure full use of the SAP Plant Maintenance module to be able to monitor cost and execution of maintenance activities.

ARE THESE YOUR SECRET INGREDIENTS?

Delegation skills
Ability to think in terms of functional sustainability rather than short-term wins.
Coaching direct reports and mentoring others
Ability to translate functional strategy into unit/section plan.
Ability to lead and manage change.
Ability to set standards for management performance.
Ability to build relationships to improve results.
Ability to understand what drives peers in other units.
Open-minded and willing to experiment and try new things.

EDUCATION / KNOWLEDGE

University degree in Electrical /Controls /Electronics /Automation Engineering required.
4-5 years working experience in the field of Automation in Industry dealing with Siemens & Omron PLCs, Danfoss, Omron, Siemens’ variable free drives VFDs, sensors, PLC programming skills, and ability to effectively read and understand wiring plans plus PLC user programs and comments thereof.
Basic Knowledge of a bottling organization: Planning, Manufacturing, Quality, Environment, Engineering, Health and Safety

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