Adam Drexler
About Adam Drexler
Adam Drexler is a Controls Systems Engineer specializing in programming PLCs for baggage conveyor systems. He has a background in Electrical Engineering Technologies and has worked on significant projects, including the Checked Baggage Inspection System at Chicago O'Hare International Airport.
Work at Brock Solutions
Adam Drexler has been employed at Brock Solutions since 2015, working as a Controls Systems Engineer in the Transportation and Logistics Business Unit. His role involves programming PLCs to automate machine-level functions, particularly in baggage conveyor systems. He develops I/O emulation test programs to verify control systems functions during the development phase, ensuring operational efficiency and reliability in the systems he works with.
Education and Expertise
Adam Drexler studied at Conestoga College from 2013 to 2017, where he earned an Advanced Diploma in Electrical Engineering Technologies/Technicians. His educational background provides him with a solid foundation in electrical engineering principles, which he applies in his current role as a Controls Systems Engineer. His expertise includes programming PLCs and configuring communication protocols for integration between HMIs, PLCs, and various airport systems.
Background
Before joining Brock Solutions, Adam Drexler gained experience in the engineering field through various roles. He worked at Enersource Corporation as a Transformer Inspector in the Asset Management Department for three months in 2014. He also completed a co-op position at COM DEV International as a Technologist in the Switch Department in 2015. These positions contributed to his understanding of engineering systems and practices.
Project Involvement
Adam Drexler participated in the Terminal 1 Checked Baggage Inspection System (CBIS) Improvement project at Chicago O'Hare International Airport. This project involved enhancing the efficiency and functionality of the baggage inspection systems, showcasing his ability to contribute to significant engineering initiatives within the transportation sector.