Calibrator (2nd Shift)

Job Overview Instrument Mechanic (Hourly – RY‑USW Union Represented Position)

Key Responsibilities Install, inspect, calibrate, troubleshoot, repair, maintain, and modify instrumentation and control systems, including electrical and mechanical controllers.

Perform preventive and corrective maintenance on field instruments, transmitters, sensors, analyzers, control valves, actuators, motors and related equipment.

Prepare detailed, accurate, and timely documentation in accordance with site requirements, including maintenance records, calibration logs and equipment history entries.

Perform work in compliance with applicable regulatory requirements, site procedures, quality standards and safe work practices.

Understand the criticality of and ensure adherence to all GMP, environmental and safety standards in all work activities.

Document completed work, test results, calibration data, parts usage and equipment findings in the work order system.

Diagnose equipment and system issues using test instruments such as multimeters, loop calibrators, signal simulators and other trade‑specific tools.

Wire, terminate and troubleshoot control circuits, instrument loops and related electrical components.

Assist with equipment startup, shutdown, commissioning and recommissioning activities as needed, including supporting PM workplan development.

Read and interpret CAD drawings, blueprints, wiring diagrams, schematics, sketches, P&IDs and verbal instructions regarding instrumentation installation, maintenance and repair.

Identify recurring equipment issues and communicate observations and recommendations to supervision, engineering and other maintenance personnel.

Maintain a strong safety focus by following all site safety rules, electrical safety practices and lockout/tagout procedures.

Report unsafe conditions, damaged equipment and potential hazards to supervision promptly.

Maintain tools, test equipment, work areas and assigned equipment in clean, safe and orderly condition.

Qualifications High school diploma or equivalent. Familiarity with the National Electrical Code.

Ability to understand wiring diagrams, schematics, CAD drawings and blueprints.

Knowledge of function, installation and maintenance of industrial electrical and mechanical instrumentation and control systems.

5+ years of apprenticeship or equivalent experience in instrumentation installation and repair in an industrial environment.

Demonstrated ability to perform required job functions with minimal supervision.

Strong working knowledge of industrial instrumentation and electrical systems.

Experience working in an environment governed by GMP and/or environmental compliance requirements.

Shift and Compensation Day shift (7:00am–3:45pm) or 2nd shift (3:00pm–11:45pm), Mon‑Fri.

36.79 to $45.98 per hour.

Physical and Environmental Requirements Must be able to lift, bend, climb, reach and move as required to complete job tasks safely and effectively.

Requires safe operation of hand tools, power tools, test equipment and other trade‑related equipment.

Work may involve exposure to noise, temperature changes, dust, moving equipment, electrical hazards and other typical industrial conditions.

EEO Statement As an Equal Employment Opportunity Employer, we provide equal opportunities to all employees and applicants for employment and prohibit discrimination on the basis of race, color, age, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, protected veteran status, disability status or other applicable legally protected characteristics. As a federal contractor, we comply with all affirmative action requirements for protected veterans and individuals with disabilities.

Legal Notice We are a federal contractor and comply with all affirmative action requirements for protected veterans and individuals with disabilities.

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