Instrument Test Technician 2
Instrument Test Technician 2
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SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- (Primary Duties, Roles, and/or Authorities)
- Routinely performing calibration, preventative maintenance, trouble shooting and repair oflaboratory equipment.
- Routinely developing, executing, and documenting validations related activities in a timelymanner.
- Possessing a strong understanding of calibration terminology, calibration principles, including equipment, process & calibration specifications.
- Ability to read, understand and work from technical manuals, SOP's & schematics.
- Possessing exceptional technical writing skills and ability to develop, review & revise departmental procedures as required.
- Ability to execute moderate to complex projects with limited supervision.
- Representing Instrumentation in a professional and positive manner to internal and external customers, vendors, and other groups within the company at all levels.
- Assisting in the education of end users on basic calibration principles and requirements and recommending adequate preventive maintenance activities.
- Performing basic record keeping and data management activities such as entering equipment history records, running reports, and verification of data entered.
- Performing all related maintenance activities in a manner consistent with department policies and company requirements.
- Assisting with Equipment inventory reconciliation and refurbish surplus/unused equipment.
- Operating independently within a team environment.
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