F2628 - Foods Automation Technician, 2nd Shift (3:00 PM - 11:00 PM) October 2nd, 2026 – October 11th, 2026 Starting Pay Rate: $36.00 2nd Shift Differential: $2.75 Exempt/Non-Exempt: Non-Exempt Employment Type: Full Time Please see People Systems for Complete Job Description Description: The Automation Technician provides industrial maintenance support to ensure the safe and effective operation of the production facility. Serves as the technical expert in the maintenance work activities related to automation of facility equipment. Key responsibilities include setup, teardown, troubleshooting and repair of automated, electrical and mechanical systems. Keys to success will be the individual's knowledge of automated manufacturing systems, the skills needed to maintain, repair and troubleshoot those systems, and the ability to effectively interact with fellow team members and internal customers. Automation Tech Position Specific Accountabilities: • Ability to troubleshooting and repair the following production systems: • Automation systems - Allen Bradley PLC systems Proficient in PLC5, Control Logix, SLC • Electrical systems - motor controls, electrical wiring, AC inverters, DC controllers • Mechanical systems - pneumatics, bearings, seals, gears, chains and sprockets. Work in this area can range from 25% to 75% of the work week. Driven by mechanical priorities, staffing and work orders. Automation Tech Required Experience: • High School diploma or GED preferred • Valid food handler's card from Tulsa Health Department • Technical degree or equivalent experience/training as it relates to automation • Proven safety record in past work history • Proficient in use of Microsoft Office, Microsoft Project, IP addresses, Network settings, etc. • Programming experience in PLC's, HMI's and SCADA • Math and reading comprehension to understand and interpret technical manuals, bulletins, blueprints and schematics Automation Tech Preferred Experience: • 5 years' maintenance experience in manufacturing, preferably in the food industry • First Class Stationary Engineer license • Functional ability in basic Mig and Tig welding for repair purposes • Proficient in the use of shop machinery including mills, lathes, drill presses and normal industrial tools for repair purposes Bama is an equal opportunity employer committed to a diverse and inclusive workforce.