Regional Controls Engineer

Regional Controls Engineer

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As a member of the Nonwovens Stable Operations team, the Regional Controls Engineer provides controls technical expertise to help drive operational stability, quality improvements and productivity in our manufacturing process. The role champions the use of data‑driven, structured Total Productive Maintenance (TPM) problem‑solving methods to resolve and prevent losses while partnering with process and equipment SMEs to industrialize solutions across our manufacturing network.

A successful candidate will have knowledge of manufacturing technology and process and will be expected to provide guidance and leadership in the Manufacturing Controls & OT Systems domain.

The nature of this role requires flexibility. The demands for Stable Operations are constantly changing to meet the needs of the business. The person in this role should have strong leadership characteristics to lead in an exciting environment that is always changing and improving.

REPORTS TO: North America Nonwovens Regional Technical Leader

SPAN OF CONTROL: No direct reports

• 71 consecutive years as a Fortune 500® Company
• $11 Billion in 2024 Sales Revenue
• Presence in 31 countries with 25,000 employees
• Health and Wellness Opportunities
• Adoption and Family Assistance – OC is committed to helping employees in building a family, including financial assistance for adoption and surrogacy
• Employee Stock Purchase Plan (ESPP) provides U.S. employees the opportunity to purchase Owens Corning stock at a 15% discount every six months
• Parental leave – Four weeks of paid time off for all new parents; includes both mothers and fathers at the time of birth or adoption of a child
• A rebate program that allows employees to receive a rebate of up to $2,000 every four years for purchases of OC’s wide range of products

• Lead safety for an injury‑free work environment:
  Educates team members on safe maintenance work processes and procedures; adheres to and continuously improves all plant and position‑specific safety policies, procedures, and standards; ensures a safe, clean, and environmentally compliant work environment; effectively communicates Owens Corning’s stand on safety with external parties; leads full Failure Mode and Effects Analysis (FMEA) and Risk Analysis as part of Management of Change (MOC) for all proposed controls, process or equipment modifications;
  
  good knowledge of NEC NFPA 70 and 70E, including Arc Flash Safety.

• Develops and executes training plans for plant controls and maintenance personnel; creates a continuous learning environment; co‑leads and coaches plant maintenance and engineering workforce; promotes a work environment of mutual trust and respect, open and honest communication, teamwork, and a passion for winning; serves as a technical expert and invests in the growth of others; works closely with Operation and Technical Departments;
  
  involvement in regional TPM pillars.

• Provide electrical and controls support to controls projects.
• Lead projects focused on reducing chronic network losses related to controls and electrical failures following TPM methodology.
• Support Plant Maintenance and Operations Teams in system and equipment troubleshooting and technology transfer.
• Support plant teams in escalation avoidance related to controls and electrical failures.
• Train maintenance and engineering staff on new technology.
• Develop and train teams on standards for routine electrical maintenance.
• Promote service and quality culture in the region.
• Support the development and execution of preventive and predictive maintenance programs.
• Improve reliability of plant power systems through preventative and predictive maintenance and capital improvements.
• Actively pursue continuous improvement to programming, logical flows, and automation systems to improve plant productivity, quality, and safety.
• Maintain an up‑to‑date and complete set of as‑built electrical and controls documentation following Owens Corning standards.
• Establish lifecycle…