Calibration Technician

What You’ll Do:

• Take apart, examine, clean, fix, calibrate, check, and take care of equipment, systems, and controls.

• Operate test equipment. This includes multimeters and probes.

• Coordinate the removal of equipment needing basic repairs during scheduled maintenance periods.

• Record and report abnormal functions or out-of-tolerance conditions of equipment.

• Responsible for locating part sources and estimating costs.

• Document daily records of inspections, maintenance activity, repairs, and other work performed.

• Coordinate with external contractors on repairs covered by maintenance agreements.

• Assist with the development of equipment, maintenance, and calibration procedures.

• Use existing procedures to solve straightforward problems while exercising discretion.

• Impact through clearly defined duties, methods, and tasks are described in detail.

• Deliver own output by following defined procedures and processes under close supervision.

• Understand the general concepts of ISO 9001 and GMP production.

• Maintenance and repair of electrical systems; transmitters, motors, breakers, drives, etc.

• Installation, Repair, and Calibration of a variety of Instrumentation (Pressure, Temperature, Flow, and Level) used in Process Manufacturing and Laboratory Areas.

• Installation, Repair, and Calibration of Control Valves, Actuators, and positioners.

• Maintenance, Repair, and Calibration of Electronic Scales and Process Feeder Systems.

• Troubleshoot and test control loops including tuning and calibration of controllers.

• Configuration and repair maintenance on DCS and PLC systems.

Must Haves:

4+ years of experience as a calibration technician

Experience working in manufacturing or large scale equipment (size of a semi truck for comparison)

Strong Knowledge of Regulatory Systems

Plusses:

GMP, GDP, or Cleanroom Experience