8 plant controller jobs at 8 companies in Rochester, NH
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Plant Controller
Londonderry or Paris or Cary or North America
$110k-$125k/yrOnsiteFull Time
Cornerstone Building Brands: Manufactures exterior building products for residential and commercial construction.
4+ YOEBachelor's degree in accounting, finance, or related field; 4+ years progressive accounting experience, preferably manufacturing; GAAP, financial analysis, ERP, and Microsoft Office proficiency required.
ERP systems, Microsoft Office, Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Word, Microsoft PowerPoint, Microsoft Outlook
CalpineNASDAQ: CEG: Generates electricity from natural gas and geothermal energy resources.
6+ YOEHigh school diploma or technical, vocational, military, or equivalent background; approximately 6 years related experience with hazardous materials, machinery repair, control systems, testing, and calibration; valid driver’s license and Maine boiler or stationary engineer license or eligibility.
test equipment, calibration appliances, control systems, forklifts, manlifts
Nexamp: Provides community solar and energy storage solutions.
5+ YOEBachelor's in Electrical Engineering, 5+ years EE experience (2+ years with solar/protection relays), experience with inverter/relay/plant controller troubleshooting, root-cause analysis, utility coordination; PE preferred.
LindeNYSE: LIN: Supplies industrial gases and develops gas processing technologies.
2+ YOEOperate and maintain nitrogen/air separation plants at customer sites, perform troubleshooting, maintenance and calibrations on compressors and analyzers, follow safety/compliance, interpret process control schematics; HS diploma required, associate preferred, 2+ years operations experience.
CRHNYSE: CRH: Manufactures and distributes diversified building materials and construction products.
Calibrate equipment, test concrete and aggregates, record results, adjust mixes, troubleshoot concrete issues, maintain labs, and handle test cylinders across plant locations.
Reworld: Operates sustainable waste management and energy-from-waste facilities.
Requires a Massachusetts Second Class Engineer's License or higher, technical training or associate degree, plant operations knowledge, blueprint and P&ID literacy, leadership skills, and ability to work in confined, hazardous, and physically demanding conditions.