Instrumentation Technician II

Role Summary

Instrumentation Technician II supports maintenance and reliability activities for utilities systems, buildings, and production/non-production equipment in a GMP environment. You calibrate, repair, and troubleshoot instrumentation and controls, read schematics and engineering drawings, and contribute to continuous improvement as part of Pfizer's engineering team. This role is on-site with a first shift schedule (Wed–Sat, 6:00 AM–4:30 PM).

Responsibilities

• Calibrate, repair, and troubleshoot instrumentation in disciplines including balances, pressure, flow, temperature, conductivity, and UV in a GMP environment.
• Lead or participate in continuous improvement activities.
• Read and follow equipment schematics, logic diagrams and engineering drawings.
• Complete maintenance activities within designated timeframes and document per Standard Operating Procedures.
• Follow Environmental, Health, and Safety requirements and protocols.
• Make recommendations regarding improved instrument performance.
• Read and interpret detailed blueprints and schematics.
• Manage time and professional development with assistance of Lead Tech or Supervisor.
• Know general shop safety practices, including handling and storage of calibration standards.

Qualifications

• Required: Calibration or Instrumentation & Controls experience, or equivalent.
• Required: Knowledge of basic mathematics.
• Required: Excellent computer user skills.
• Required: Functional or Technical Knowledge of basic discipline.
• Required: Good verbal and written communication skills.
• Required: Sound interpersonal, decision making and problem-solving skills.
• Required: Ability to work in cleanroom environment.
• Preferred: Military training (PMEL).
• Preferred: Previous Biopharma experience.
• Preferred: Previous experience working in a CMMS (Computerized Maintenance Management System).
• Preferred: Experience with PLCs, temperature, and flow measurement devices.
• Preferred: Knowledge of FDA and Good Manufacturing Practices (cGMP) policies and procedures.
• Preferred: Good organizational and planning skills, analytical/problem-solving ability, and ability to learn quickly; demonstrated ingenuity and creativity.
• Preferred: Use electrical testing equipment including multi-meters and clamp-on current meters in a safe manner.
• Preferred: LOTO experience.
• Preferred: EQP experience.

Education

• High School Diploma or GED

Additional Requirements

• Physical demands: This position will involve field work and office work requiring sitting, standing and walking. The position may require climbing ladders and working at heights while being tied off; the ability to lift up to 50 pounds; and the ability to wear a clean room gown.