Summary: Under minimal direction, is responsible for performing/providing calibration, repair, installation, troubleshooting, loop checking and documentation of instruments and process control systems used in manufacturing and utility plants and analytical labs. All work must be completed to assure minimal impact to production while complying with cGMP and company regulations.
Functions:
Perform advanced calibrations of instruments on process and utility equipment.
Maintain an up-to-date working spare parts inventory system for the equipment/systems.
Ensure that calibration paperwork, instrument files and work order documentation is completed with accurate information.
Evaluate the current calibration cycles and make appropriate changes to optimize the calibration program.
Develop and maintain a detailed training program for the team in order to develop team's knowledge in all areas of the plant.
Develop, revise, and review SOPs for related areas.
Design, install, configure, and start-up multiple instruments and microprocessor based controllers used for process control.
Troubleshoot and repair hardware and software problems for computer based process control systems.
All work must be completed in accordance with CFRs, cGMPs, SOPs, and company policies.
Perform regular certification of equipment to verify conformance to industry standards and company procedures. Maintain an up-to-date cGMP training book.
Plan and schedule own work activities and coordinate work performed by company staff and contractors with operations staff to minimize impact to production activities.
Maintain, interpret, and update loop sheets, electrical schematics, P&ID's, I/O wiring, and panel drawings. Complete PLC, DCS, BMS, and MMI programming and advanced troubleshooting.
Start-up of new equipment to ensure it meets all instrumentation design specifications.
Assist with the development and lead in the execution of validation documents for instrumentation equipment. May have led responsibilities within the work team.
Support on call response by maintaining a pager or cell phone while on-call.
Qualifications:
Associates Degree in Instrumetation or related and 6 months of instrument work or military experience OR High school/GED + 2 years of instrument work or military experience.
A highly skilled craftsperson with an expert knowledge of pneumatic, mechanical, and electronic instrumentation.
Advanced understanding of process control loops, loop checks, loop tuning of process control systems, with the ability to do programming and troubleshooting of computer based control systems (PLC, DCS, BMS, MMI).
Has received training or hands on experience in such specialized subjects as theory of control, analog and/or digital electronics, microprocessors and/or computers, and the operation and maintenance of a wide variety of field instrumentation.
Preferred Qualifications:
GxP Documentation
Basic Calibration of Temperature, Pressure, Level and Analytical Instrumentation
Sanitary Diaphragms and Gaskets replacement skills
Autoclave/Glasswasher skills
Maximo CMMS Documentation
Technical Documentation skills
Lock Out/Tag Out (LOTO) skills
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At SPECTRAFORCE, we are committed to maintaining a workplace that ensures fair compensation and wage transparency in adherence with all applicable state and local laws.The pay rate for this position is $25.92/hr.
