IC&V Technician 1

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Life changing therapies. Global impact. Bridge to thousands of biopharma companies and their patients. We are PCI. Our investment is in People who make an impact, drive progress and create a better tomorrow. Our strategy includes building teams across our global network to pioneer and shape the future of PCI. Weekend A Shift ( Fri, Sat and Sun: 7:00 am-7:00 pm) 22% additional shift premium Summary of Objective: Sets up, installs, and maintains electrical control systems including, but not limited to, Servo systems (for example, Allen Bradley, Emerson, Elau), OITs (for example, Allen Bradley, Panelview, Panelview Plus, RSView), PLCs (Allen Bradley SLC, Compact, Control Logix), loop controllers, sensors, ID readers, vision systems, VF and DC drives, labelers, lasers, thermal and inkjet printers, and robotics by checking power and wiring; performing power up procedures; firing laser and ensuring code is printing properly; installing and incorporating modules into machines; and servicing equipment and correct any identified issues. Essential Duties and Responsibilities: To perform this job successfully, an individual must be able to perform each essential duty satisfactorily. The essential duties and responsibilities include the following but other duties may be assigned. AC/DC Control Circuits: Knowledge of electrical devices in AC/DC control circuits (e.g., switches, relays, indicators, motor starters, overloads, contactors, fuses). This includes knowledge of types of devices, limits, and functions. AutoCAD: The ability to draft equipment drawings and diagrams for design purposes using AutoCAD. Calibration Procedures and Certifications: Knowledge of the equipment used to rest machine calibrations and the parameters necessary to receive calibration certifications. Drawings and Diagrams: The ability to read, interpret, and use the information presented in drawings, diagrams, schematics, and blueprints to determine appropriate activities, tools, and next steps in the production process. Electrical Component Diagnostics: Knowledge of and the ability to troubleshoot and diagnose electrical defects at the component level (e.g., transformers, relays, controllers). Electrical Knowledge: Knowledge of the basic principles of electricity, wiring, conduit and controls, motors and breakers, and high-low voltage systems. Electrical Systems: Knowledge of 3-phase electrical systems, including components, repair processes, and installation procedures. Hand-eye Coordination: The ability to coordinate one's eyes with one's fingers, wrists, or arms to move, carry, or manipulate objects or to perform other job-related tasks. Hand Tools: Knowledge of and the ability to use a variety of basic hand tools (e.g. wrenches, hammers, screw drivers, knives, scissors, and box cutters). Pneumatic Components and Diagrams: Knowledge of pneumatic systems and diagrams. This includes knowledge of functions, components, and safety procedures. Inspection Techniques and Tools: Knowledge of and the ability to apply inspection techniques (e.g. formalized inspection standards, inspection instructions, batch record instructions, best practices), and to use inspection tools efficiently. Lockout/Tagout (LOTO) Procedures: Knowledge of the processes and procedures to lock out equipment while cleaning, repairing, or servicing. Machine/Equipment Knowledge: Knowledge of mechanical components, connections, and interdependencies. This includes knowledge of basic machine operations, gears, and drive shafts, and basic electrical wiring. Machine Maintenance: The ability to perform routine and predictive maintenance on equipment and machines, and determine what maintenance is needed. Manual Dexterity: The ability to quickly move your hands, your hands together with your arm, or your two hands to grasp, manipulate, or assemble objects. Material Handling Equipment: Knowledge of and the ability to use material handling equipment, including forklifts, aerial lifts, and pallet jacks. Measuring Devices: The ability to read and use micrometers, measuring tools, gauges, indicators and calibration stickers. Mechanical Aptitude: General knowledge of machines and equipment functionality, including how and which tools could be used on such equipment machines. This includes the ability to learn new systems quickly and understand how parts relate and how they impact system functionality. Packaging Techniques: Knowledge of packing materials, systems, and machinery. This includes the ability to use packaging and labeling equipment to package products in accordance with company guidelines. PLC Programming: Knowledge of and the ability to read and write programmable logic code for PLCs. This includes knowledge of Allen Bradley and Automation Direct programming, and other control systems. Power Tools: The ability to properly and safely operate, maintain, repair, clean, and store power tools and equipment (e.g., chop-saw, hand drills, table saws, sanders). Pr