Technician & Engineering Qualifications
Control Concepts technicians and engineers bring formal technical training, manufacturer experience, and decades of hands-on industrial controls expertise to troubleshooting, repair, programming, integration, and system upgrades.
Technicians
Control Concepts technicians have electronic degrees from accredited technical schools, including DeVry, MTI, ITT, and others. Many have been with the company for twelve years or more and bring hands-on experience across a wide range of industrial control systems.
Several technicians have also worked for major drive and control manufacturers, including Reliance/Rockwell, Magnetek/Yaskawa, Danfoss/Graham, Control Techniques, AC Tech, Sabina, and Siemens.
Their experience includes AC and DC drives, PLCs, HMIs, servos, motor controls, instrumentation, and related industrial equipment, with troubleshooting capabilities down to the component level.
Engineers
Control Concepts electrical and controls engineers bring extensive experience designing, programming, integrating, troubleshooting, and commissioning industrial control systems.
Engineering capabilities
- AC and DC drive systems
- PLC programming and integration
- HMI programming
- Motion and servo control
- Multi-axis systems
- Extruders and plastics-processing equipment
- Sheet and film lines
- Winders and web-handling systems
- Converting equipment
- HVAC applications
- Wire-handling systems
Together, the Control Concepts engineering team brings decades of hands-on experience designing and implementing industrial control systems.
Decades of Experience
Industrial controls, drives, PLCs, servos, and system integration
Component-Level Troubleshooting
Diagnosing problems beyond basic part replacement
Modern + Legacy Systems
Support for both current and obsolete industrial controls
Field + In-Shop Support
Troubleshooting, repair, programming, commissioning, and integration
Why Experience Matters
Industrial control problems rarely involve just one component. A drive fault may be caused by the motor, feedback device, PLC logic, wiring, mechanical load, or the application itself.
Control Concepts technicians and engineers evaluate the system as a whole, helping customers identify the actual cause of a problem rather than simply replacing components unnecessarily.
Need Help With a Difficult Industrial Controls Problem?
Whether you’re dealing with a failed drive, PLC issue, obsolete system, or control upgrade, our technicians and engineers can help determine the right path forward.