Calibration Technician

Process Technicians (Calibration Technician)

Title: Process Technicians (Calibration Technician)

Job Family: E&M Background

Location: 1400 W 375N, Lebanon, IN 46052

Assignment Duration: 5 months with potential for extension

Potential to convert to FTE: Yes

Overview of Work Environment/Client Nuances: Pharmaceutical Manufacturing Facility / Office Team

Team Overview: Reporting to Hard Services Manager. Team consists of Maintenance, HVAC Technicians, Plumbers and Electricians.

Resource's Typical Working Day: Perform preventative maintenance, repairs and installation of benchtop lab equipment, sub-zero freezers, environmental chambers, calibrating temperature and pressure gauges.

Licenses/Certifications: OSHA 10 Construction (Preferred but not necessary)

Must Have Skills: Commercial / Industrial experience

Nice to Have Skills: Ability to work independently as well as in a team environment

Soft Skills: Good customer service skills

Years of Experience: 5

Education Minimum: (2) year Associate Degree in Electronics or Equivalent

Software Skills: Ability to use CMMS system, Email

Interview Process: 1st round virtual, 2nd round in-person with a site tour

Main Purpose & Objectives of Position: Perform preventive maintenance, calibration, service, set up and repairs on process instruments and related systems associated with GMP/GLP process related equipment. To maintain electrical equipment for a safe and productive work environment. To ensure appropriate electrical services are available for long-term research studies, lab facilities, and pilot plant.

Key Responsibilities:

• Troubleshooting problems on instrument loops and control logic
• Performing calibration of transmitters, actuators and sensors
• Performing repairs on components such as control modules, analyzers, and mechanical replacement parts
• Performing preventive maintenance and documentation of work and IQ/OQ execution (Installation Qualification/Operation Qualification) on all types of equipment
• Make recommendations on reducing or increasing frequency or interval of maintenance schedule
• Actively participate in the (PAM) Proactive Asset Management process by assisting with revision of existing and the development of new procedures and job plans
• Participate in the PAM process to increase the effectiveness of preventive maintenance and increase reliability of equipment
• Learn and apply good safety practices to include: PPE (personal protective equipment), shop safety, confined space entry, CFC guidelines, and other applicable safety requirements
• Ability to work in a multi-craft atmosphere, assist other crafts as needed basis
• Quality/Environmental Compliance: Complete all regulatory training prior to conducting work
• Perform all work activities utilizing the appropriate procedures to include GMP/GLP, organizations, department or local requirements
• Perform all work utilizing the appropriate environmental regulations and policies
• Complete appropriate documentation associated with maintenance activities
• Manage individual ITP to ensure compliance
• Attend appropriate training to include technical and regulatory
• May be required to attend some offsite technical training for development of job skills
• Administrative: Utilize GMARS, LillyNet, My Workplace data systems to input time, enter work order closing notes for unavailable hours, access e-mail, access MSDS, access safety manual, procedures, training and a variety of corporate systems
• Work closely with immediate supervisor in the performance management process to include the development of personal performance and development plan
• Safety: Requires that all work be in a safe manner within all local and corporate safety procedures and practices
• Responsible for maintaining their safety training compliance to include classroom and CBT (computer based training) as required by OSHA as well as corporate safety procedures
• Attend departmental safety meetings

Educational Requirements: Minimum (2) year Associate Degree in Electronics or Equivalent (2-5) Years Field Electronic equipment experience in the calibration, repair and service directly related to or on process instrumentation or a four-year apprenticeship in the electrical trade or equivalent.

Experience Requirements: Minimum (2) year Associate Degree in Electronics or Equivalent (2-5) Years Field Electronic equipment experience in the calibration, repair and service directly related to or on process instrumentation or a four-year apprenticeship in the electrical trade or equivalent.