4594 Instrumentation Specialist II

Summary:
Responsible for the maintenance and calibration of instrumentation and control system
equipment within the facility to include utilities, Filling, Packaging, Inspection, Warehouse, Distribution Center, Tank Management, and QC laboratory instruments.
Majority of maintenance and calibration will be working within
QC area escorting vendors to perform maintenance and calibration activities.
Provide instrument issue resolution, emergency troubleshooting and repairs of
all the site control systems.
Provide support to engineering and operations in the design, installation, testing, operation and maintenance of Fill Finish manufacturing and support equipment.

Ensure all assigned equipment and associated subsystems are operated and maintained in the following manner:
All instrument calibrations are performed at the appropriate interval and is completed by
the assigned due date.
All equipment remains in its designed and/or validated state at all times.
All equipment operation is in accordance with Federal, State, Local and Company regulations, procedures, and policies.

Perform Confined Space Entry on an as needed basis.
Complete assigned scheduled and corrective maintenance in a timely manner following all cGMP documentation guidelines.
Perform installations of new instrumentation and process control equipment.
Perform instrument calibrations in accordance with standard operating procedures.
Perform Variable Frequency Drive replacements and configurations.
Perform configuration of the site’s instrumentation.
Work directly with Manufacturing, Engineering and various Quality organizations on new system installations or modifications and maximize equipment availability.
Conduct work in a GMP regulated environment.
Attend all required cGMP training as required by Department Policy.
Attend all required Safety training as required by Department Policy.
Complete on-the-job training Using established training procedures.

Requirements:
Must possess knowledge of the fundamental operating principles of industrial process instrumentation and process control systems.
Respond and resolve instrument problem troubleshooting and repairs of all the site control systems including Filling, Packaging, Inspection, QC, Tank Management, Utilities, Warehouse and Distribution Center.
Able to use working knowledge and thorough understanding of the site’s control systems to recognize and effectively communicate all repair issues to management.
Must possess the ability to create, read, interpret and revise engineering documents.
Must possess documentation and attention to detail skills to ensure work orders, GMP
compliance, safety and other regulatory documents are readable and error free.
Ability to read and Understand P&IDs, work from Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) and have computer skills using word processors, spreadsheets, databases, and email.
Ability to perform maintenance and instrument calibrations according to Standard Operating Procedures and Work Instructions.
Able to adjust all the site’s instruments and repair instrument malfunctions.
Proficiency in understanding of Federal, State, Local and Company regulations, procedures, and policies.

Preferences:
Demonstrate writing skills including preparing technical reports, creation of new complex documents, the revision of various technical documentation and procedures.
Demonstrates a strong ability to partner with and become a resource to customers. Anticipates, identifies and defines needs.
Demonstrated ability to take ownership of customer’s problem.
Effectively work under general supervision. Manager provides work priorities, timelines and resources.
Ability to lift up to 50 pounds.
Ability to work overtime or temporarily modify shift schedule to support manufacturing operations as needed.

Training Duties:
Attend all required cGMP training as required by Department Policy.
Attend all required Safety training as required by Department Policy.
Complete on-the-job training using established training procedures.

Education/Training:
Completion of an approved 2-year instrumentation or industrial Engineering curriculum at a technical school, or an AAIAS Degree in a related science or engineering major.
Thorough knowledge of the fundamental operating principles of industrial process instrumentation systems.
Strong interpersonal skills are a must.
Proficiency in both oral and written communications is essential.
2-3+ Years of relevant work experience.

The hiring range for this position is $35 to $42 per hour. The base pay actually offered will take into account internal equity, and may also vary depending on candidate’s geographic region, job-related knowledge, skills, and experience amongst other factors

Harvest Technical Services is an Equal Opportunity Employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, gender, gender identity or expression, Sexual orientation, national origin, genetics, pregnancy, disability, age, veteran status, or any other federal, state, or local protected class.