Chrysler Warren Plant Automation Project

Pictures of the automation systems I designed, built and installed in the Chrysler Warren Ohio plant can be found below.

The purpose of this was to track the movement of truck bodies in the plant using RFID technology.

The auto bodies needed to be matched up with the correct parts and paint on the assembly line

This project required close coordination with plant engineers and a lot of advance design and testing

I, by myself, sourced, ordered, and assembled everything you see here.

I built several of these assemblies.

I fully tested and debugged any issues in the lab prior to taking it to Chrysler

Pictures of my work are below



Testing assembly in the lab prior to taking to Chrysler




Testing assembly in the lab




Testing assembly in the lab prior to taking to Chrysler




Testing assembly in the lab prior to taking to Chrysler




Back panel assembly




Backside of Front Panel




Frontside of Front Panel




IO Wiring for lights, sensors, and display panel




One of the NEMA enclosures I assembled and installed




Another NEMA enclosure I assembled and installed.
This is me performing final testing in the field after I installed it at Chrysler




And yet another NEMA enclosure I assembled and installed




Relay IO wiring




And yet another NEMA enclosure I assembled and installed




Chrysler Warren plant pictures




Chrysler Warren plant pictures








Me wiring up equipment on site