Field Calibration Tech
Field Calibration Tech
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SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Provide calibration (including pipettes) and maintenance support of pharmaceutical and biotech process equipment, facility systems, utilities and/or QC laboratory equipment.
- Perform basic operations such as filter and lubricant changes.
- Must be able to carry out and follow instructions given by others, including IPS management.
- Must be able to follow SOPs, and documentation requirements for various client sites.
- Perform basic maintenance of process machinery.
- This position assumes that training for calibration and preventive maintenance for process equipment will be given by IPS management.
- Mechanical and/or electronics experience to assist/support calibration and maintenance activities at client sites.
- Must be able to work with basic hand and power tools.
- Must be able to work in a manner safe to yourself and others.
- Must be able to recognize and identify failed components of systems and machines that you directly support, to document such failed components, report same to IPS management and to client representatives.
- Must be able to lift up to 40 pounds, climb ladders, wear personal protective equipment (respirators, PAPs, ect), read and write English.
- Travel, overtime and weekend work may be required occasionally.
- Strong interpersonal skills
- Minimum education: High School diploma
- Competitive compensation commensurate with experience
- Medical and Dental
- 401K retirement account
- Profit sharing plan
- Paid time vacation and sick leave
- Paid holiday schedule
- Life insurance
- Fun and interesting work environment… and more If you are interested in this opportunity please submit your resume by emailing it to jobs@ips-us.comInternational Process Solutions is an Equal Opportunity Employer
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