Logical Control Systems

As conversations around automation continue to grow, Lowe’s CEO Marvin Ellison is placing a major bet on something that technology can’t replace—skilled hands and real-world expertise. With a $250 million commitment over the next decade, the company plans to train 250,000 workers in trades like electrical work, plumbing, and carpentry, addressing a gap that continues to widen across the country.

Ellison made it clear that while artificial intelligence can handle certain tasks, it cannot step into roles that require precision, experience, and physical skill. Fixing a roof, wiring a home, or building from the ground up demands more than automation—it requires people who understand the craft. His message reflects a growing realization that some of the most essential jobs remain deeply human.

This initiative arrives at a time when many industries are shifting rapidly, yet the demand for tradespeople continues to rise. By investing in training and development, Lowe’s is helping create pathways for individuals to step into stable, meaningful careers while also supporting the infrastructure that communities depend on every day.

Beyond workforce numbers, this effort speaks to a larger vision. It’s about strengthening communities, creating long-term opportunity, and recognizing the value of work that keeps homes, cities, and systems running. In a world changing fast, this move highlights something steady—the importance of skills that cannot be replaced.

I&E Technician/Electrician

Job Description:

Logical Control Systems works in energy development and agriculture and provides specialized measurement and control equipment in their operations. This equipment provides vital information to indicate that the machines and equipment are operating properly and safely. Our company is growing, and our projects are becoming more complex and we are searching for employees willing to learn and grow with us.

This position will require mostly field work and possibly some assembly of panels in the shop. Our typical hours of operation are M-F 8-5 PM with rotating on-call weekends. Some on-call work is remote work, but from time to time may require a field visit. Our customers are our first priority so long days, and some weekend work may also be required. This position will eventually lead to strictly an instrument tech or control engineer.

Duties for I&E Technician/Electrician: (But not limited to)

- Calibrating and repairing instruments and associated equipment
- Working with electronic control systems including microprocessors, sensors,
software, HMI’s and other devices
- Measuring levels, pressures, temperatures, flow, and analytical processes
- Testing instrumentation and control systems and maintaining test equipment
- Coordinating crew activities as required and maintaining records and files
- Consulting manuals, reading and interpreting circuit diagrams, blueprints, and schematics
- Repairing and adjusting system components or removing and replacing defective parts
- Installing control and measurement instruments on existing or new equipment as well as
programming PLC’s
- Safety is a top priority within our company and the industries we serve

Assembly of electrical control panels according to drawings and schematics. Attention to detail is critical for this position as a Panel Shop Technician.

- Review Bill of Materials
- Preparing layouts and record data
- Read electrical and mechanical drawings
- Prepare wires and material for installation
- Secure components onto structures
- Terminate Wires
- Complete a quality control checks
- Operate variable power supplies, electrical meters, specialty tools
- Operate power tools
- Maintain tools
- Offer suggestions for improvement in all areas
- Complete material usage documentation
- Clean workstation
- Work in a fast-paced environment
- Maintain work area according to OSHA standards



Needed Skills and Education:

An individual in this occupation should possess good communication, teamwork, and interpersonal skills. They should also possess electrical and mechanical skills and have the ability to problem solve. Familiarity with plant operations, instrumentation and control systems, and computer programs are important. An industrial instrumentation/Electrician education or background is required.

Wages: Depending on experience/education

Other Information: The nature of this work requires constant training and learning to keep up with new technology. Flexibility and willingness to work within the needs of our customers

Requirements:

Basic knowledge of hand tools, reading drawings, basic electrical knowledge, ability to do physical labor, work in outdoor/indoor environments.

We Offer

- Competitive wages
- Health Insurance
- 401k
- Paid vacation
- Flexible work schedule

Job Available Immediately:
Instrument Technician/UL Panel Shop Technician
Job Description:
Logical Control Systems works in energy development and agriculture and provides specialized measurement and control equipment in their operations. This equipment provides vital information to indicate that the machines and equipment are operating properly and safely. Our company is growing, and our projects are becoming more complex and we are searching for employees willing to learn and grow with us.
This is an entry level position that will require both field work and assembly of panels in the shop. Our typical hours of operation are M-F 8-5 PM but our customers are our first priority and many long days, and some weekend work may also be required. This position will eventually lead to strictly an instrument tech or control engineer.
Duties for Instrument/Panel Shop Tech include: (But not limited to)
- Calibrating and repairing instruments and associated equipment
- Working with electronic control systems including microprocessors, sensors,
software, HMI’s and other devices
- Measuring levels, pressures, temperatures, flow, and analytical processes
- Testing instrumentation and control systems and maintaining test equipment
- Coordinating crew activities as required and maintaining records and files
- Consulting manuals, reading and interpreting circuit diagrams, blueprints, and schematics
- Repairing and adjusting system components or removing and replacing defective parts
- Installing control and measurement instruments on existing or new equipment as well as
programming PLC’s
- Safety is a top priority within our company and the industries we serve
Assembly of electrical control panels according to drawings and schematics. Attention to detail is critical for this position as a Panel Shop Technician.
- Review Bill of Materials
- Preparing layouts and record data
- Read electrical and mechanical drawings
- Prepare wires and material for installation
- Secure components onto structures
- Terminate Wires
- Complete a quality control checks
- Operate variable power supplies, electrical meters, specialty tools
- Operate power tools
- Maintain tools
- Offer suggestions for improvement in all areas
- Complete material usage documentation
- Clean workstation
- Work in a fast-paced environment
- Maintain work area according to OSHA standards
Needed Skills and Education:
An individual in this occupation should possess good communication, teamwork, and interpersonal skills. They should also possess electrical and mechanical skills and have the ability to problem solve. Familiarity with plant operations, instrumentation and control systems, and computer programs are important. An industrial instrumentation education or background is required.
Wages: Depending on experience/education
Other Information: The nature of this work requires constant training and learning to keep up with new technology. Flexibility and willingness to work within the needs of our customers
Requirements:
Basic knowledge of hand tools, reading drawings, basic electrical knowledge, ability to do physical labor, work in outdoor/indoor environments.