Ellab
Calibration Technician

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Responsibilities
The following are typically the key tasks that would be expected of the role:
- Execution of calibrations as per site schedule and site procedures.
- Execution of scheduled and unscheduled work orders, where appropriate, as per site schedule and site procedures.
- Troubleshoot problems with instrumentation as necessary and as directed by site supervisors.
- Carry out Risk Assessment of instrumentation calibration steps and ensure these are always kept valid.
- Enter calibration certs onto the site Computerized Calibration Management System if applicable, as directed by the Site Instrumentation Manager.
- Maintain all documentation in an organised and controlled manner in compliance with GMP and FDA.
- Work with operation teams as required facilitating calibration activities.
- Carry out calibrations in a safe and timely manner.
- Carry out corrective/reactive maintenance on Instrumentation as requested.
- Support continuous improvement and promote quality and customer service.
- Report work carried out in compliance with site-based reporting tools.
- To be available and to undertake any site required training.
- Update “PM” schedule as required.
- Update site system database as required.
- Manage and prioritize workload to ensure that assigned activities are completed effectively and on time.
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A good knowledge of Calibration Systems and Automation/Controls system. Literacy in Computer Operating Systems and applications such as Microsoft Windows, Word, Excel, and PowerPoint etc. They will also possess excellent Communication / Documentation and Interpersonal skills additionally, crucial qualifications include strong organisational and time management skills, the ability to work effectively both independently and as part of a team, and a customer-centric mindset.
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