Calibration Technician II
FCX Performance · Waltham, MA · 1 mo ago
Management$35–$40/hrFull-time
We need to output HTML fragment with sections: About the role, Responsibilities, Requirements, Qualifications, Skills, Benefits, Pay, Schedule. Only include sections that have real specific content. Must not repeat job title. Must not include Job ID etc. Must preserve all substantive info. Remove boilerplate (EEO, etc). Must not create sections with filler like "commensurate with experience". Pay: posting says "Typical hiring range for this position is $35 - $40 per hour." That's pay info, so include Pay section. Schedule: posting says "This is a full time, hourly position." Also mentions travel up to 50% and projected at least 75% in Boston metro area. That's schedule info (full-time, travel). So include Schedule section. Benefits: not mentioned explicitly. No benefits details. So omit Benefits. Qualifications vs Requirements vs Skills: need to decide. The posting includes "Experience & Education Required For The Calibration Technician II" (that's qualifications/requirements). Also "Knowledge/Skills Desired Include But Are Not Limited To (knowledge/skills). Could combine into Requirements and Skills sections. We'll create sections: About the role (intro paragraph), Responsibilities (list), Requirements (education/experience), Skills (knowledge/skills desired), Pay, Schedule.
We must not repeat job title as heading. Use for each section heading.
We need to preserve all substantive info. Let's extract.
About the role: first paragraph: "Join the Pharmaceutical Calibrations and Instrumentation (PCI) team! We are seeking a Calibration Technician II that can perform calibrations, vendor assistance and data/documentation onsite at our client pharmaceutical facilities in Waltham, MA and other sites in the area if needed. If you prefer working at a fast pace, "on the go" instead of at a desk, have a passion for performing quality work, and have a strong electronics or instrumentation background, this position may be just for you! Up to 50% travel is required based on project and client needs, as this is considered a "field service" position, although this position is projected to be at least 75% in the Boston metro area. This position will focus on performing preventive maintenance, qualifications, relocations and calibrations on a variety of instruments such as electronics, temperature devices, pressure gauges, centrifuges, incubators, balances, and others as found in pharmaceutical manufacturing and laboratory environments. The Calibration Technician reports directly to the Team Leader, Manager, or Director depending on the organizational structure. This is a full time, hourly position."
We can keep that as prose in About the role.
Responsibilities: list from "Responsibilities/Assignments Include But Are Not Limited To" and subsequent bullet-like sentences. Let's extract each responsibility:
- Completes calibrations, maintenance, qualifications, commissioning and troubleshooting/repairs in a safe, timely, and accurate manner, following PCI and client specific policies and proposals.
- Works to understand client needs and requirements through effective communication and develops client relationships through excellent customer service.
- Maintains a neat and professional PCI work area and projects a professional image at all times.
- Is attune to potential new opportunities for PCI when at a client site or interacting with a client and relays this lead back to Leader/Manager.
- With minor supervision, completes calibrations, qualifications, and PMs with accurate and timely GxP documentation, following PCI or client specific policies and procedures, and in a safe manner.
- With guidance, able to perform flow, conductivity, pH, mass and dimensional calibrations.
- Is attune to potential new opportunities for PCI when at a client site or interacting with a client and relays this lead back to Leader/Manager. (duplicate, but we can keep once)
- Completes timesheets with correct labor code charges (weekly) and assists other PCI Associates in proper coding of time and expenses.
- Responsible for proper handling and maintenance of PCI and client equipment, including testing and standards equipment.
- Learning to troubleshooting and perform repairs, but the majority of work will continue to be scheduled calibrations and maintenance events
- Able to identify and report any safety issues at the work site, including educating peers on safety practices.
We need to deduplicate duplicate line about attune to opportunities appears twice; keep one.
Requirements: Experience & Education Required For The Calibration Technician II: "A two-year degree in Life Sciences, Engineering, Electronics, other related technical field OR equivalent military training and two years of applicable (Metrology, Instrumentation, Calibration) experience OR the equivalent combination of education and experience. Quality System/Pharmaceutical experience is preferred."
We can put that as list or prose. Use
for each section heading.
We need to preserve all substantive info. Let's extract.
About the role: first paragraph: "Join the Pharmaceutical Calibrations and Instrumentation (PCI) team! We are seeking a Calibration Technician II that can perform calibrations, vendor assistance and data/documentation onsite at our client pharmaceutical facilities in Waltham, MA and other sites in the area if needed. If you prefer working at a fast pace, "on the go" instead of at a desk, have a passion for performing quality work, and have a strong electronics or instrumentation background, this position may be just for you! Up to 50% travel is required based on project and client needs, as this is considered a "field service" position, although this position is projected to be at least 75% in the Boston metro area. This position will focus on performing preventive maintenance, qualifications, relocations and calibrations on a variety of instruments such as electronics, temperature devices, pressure gauges, centrifuges, incubators, balances, and others as found in pharmaceutical manufacturing and laboratory environments. The Calibration Technician reports directly to the Team Leader, Manager, or Director depending on the organizational structure. This is a full time, hourly position."
We can keep that as prose in About the role.
Responsibilities: list from "Responsibilities/Assignments Include But Are Not Limited To" and subsequent bullet-like sentences. Let's extract each responsibility:
- Completes calibrations, maintenance, qualifications, commissioning and troubleshooting/repairs in a safe, timely, and accurate manner, following PCI and client specific policies and proposals.
- Works to understand client needs and requirements through effective communication and develops client relationships through excellent customer service.
- Maintains a neat and professional PCI work area and projects a professional image at all times.
- Is attune to potential new opportunities for PCI when at a client site or interacting with a client and relays this lead back to Leader/Manager.
- With minor supervision, completes calibrations, qualifications, and PMs with accurate and timely GxP documentation, following PCI or client specific policies and procedures, and in a safe manner.
- With guidance, able to perform flow, conductivity, pH, mass and dimensional calibrations.
- Is attune to potential new opportunities for PCI when at a client site or interacting with a client and relays this lead back to Leader/Manager. (duplicate, but we can keep once)
- Completes timesheets with correct labor code charges (weekly) and assists other PCI Associates in proper coding of time and expenses.
- Responsible for proper handling and maintenance of PCI and client equipment, including testing and standards equipment.
- Learning to troubleshooting and perform repairs, but the majority of work will continue to be scheduled calibrations and maintenance events
- Able to identify and report any safety issues at the work site, including educating peers on safety practices.
We need to deduplicate duplicate line about attune to opportunities appears twice; keep one.
Requirements: Experience & Education Required For The Calibration Technician II: "A two-year degree in Life Sciences, Engineering, Electronics, other related technical field OR equivalent military training and two years of applicable (Metrology, Instrumentation, Calibration) experience OR the equivalent combination of education and experience. Quality System/Pharmaceutical experience is preferred."
We can put that as list or prose. Use - for list of duties/requirements/benefits. For requirements we can list each option as li.
Skills: Knowledge/Skills Desired Include But Are Not Limited To list. Let's extract:
- Traceability, Substitution of Standards, and Test Accuracy and Uncertainty Ratios.
- Pneumatic, mechanical, and electrical instrumentation; as well as manual and computer-based process control loops and systems; understands and applies basic concepts of calibration and requirements including accuracy testing.
- Instrument, equipment, and loop calibrations of various parameters in manufacturing, utilities, and laboratory environments.
- Ability to climb stairs; climb on equipment such as tanks. Moderate to heavy lifting.
- Electrical panel knowledge and electrical safety procedures.
- Must have a valid driver’s license and good driving record.
- Reliable, confident, eager to learn, and enjoy working with people.
- Able to make independent decisions within defined scope of work, seeks clarification and directions when needed. Must be self-driven and demonstrate ability to work with little direction.
- Expanded understanding of Traceability, Substitution of Standards, and Test Accuracy and Uncertainty Ratios.
- Expanded understanding of calibration concepts and requirements including accuracy testing requirements.
- Able to make independent decisions within defined scope of work, seeks clarification and directions when needed. Must be self-driven and demonstrate ability to work with little direction.
- Basic understanding and application of GMP’s and Life Science Industry regulations.
- Basic understanding and application of instrument, equipment, and loop calibrations of various parameters in manufacturing, utilities, and laboratory environments.
- Basic understanding of calibration concepts and requirements including accuracy testing requirements.
There's repetition; we can deduplicate but must preserve all substantive info; we can combine similar points but not lose info. Might be okay to keep duplicates? The instruction: "Preserve ALL substantive information; do NOT invent or summarize away detail." Duplicates are still substantive but repeating may be okay. However we should avoid unnecessary duplication? Not explicitly forbidden. Safer to keep as is but maybe combine similar to reduce redundancy while preserving meaning. But risk of summarizing away detail. Safer to keep each bullet as appears, even if duplicate. However duplicates may be considered filler? Not exactly. I'd keep them but could note duplicates.
Pay: "Typical hiring range for this position is $35 - $40 per hour."
Schedule: "This is a full time, hourly position. Expect up to 50% travel based on project and client needs, as this is considered a 'field service' position, although this position is projected to be at least 75% in the Boston metro area."
We'll put schedule in
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Now produce HTML fragment:
About the role
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Responsibilities
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Requirements
- ...
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Skills
- ...
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Pay
Typical hiring range for this position is $35 - $40 per hour.
Schedule
This is a full time, hourly position. Expect up to 50% travel based on project and client needs, as this is considered a "field service" position, although this position is projected to be at least 75% in the Boston metro area.
Make sure no extra sections.
Now craft the text precisely.
About the role paragraph: combine sentences.
Let's write:
Join the Pharmaceutical Calibrations and Instrumentation (PCI) team! We are seeking a Calibration Technician II that can perform calibrations, vendor assistance and data/documentation onsite at our client pharmaceutical facilities in Waltham, MA and other sites in the area if needed. If you prefer working at a fast pace, "on the go" instead of at a desk, have a passion for performing quality work, and have a strong electronics or instrumentation background, this position may be just for you! Up to 50% travel is required based on project and client needs, as this is considered a "field service" position, although this position is projected to be at least 75% in the Boston metro area. This position will focus on performing preventive maintenance, qualifications, relocations and calibrations on a variety of instruments such as electronics, temperature devices, pressure gauges, centrifuges, incubators, balances, and others as found in pharmaceutical manufacturing and laboratory environments. The Calibration Technician reports directly to the Team Leader, Manager, or Director depending on the organizational structure. This is a full time, hourly position.
Now responsibilities list items (deduplicate duplicate attune line). We'll list each unique.
1. Completes calibrations, maintenance, qualifications, commissioning and troubleshooting/repairs in a safe, timely, and accurate manner, following PCI and client specific policies and proposals.
2. Works to understand client needs and requirements through effective communication and develops client relationships through excellent customer service.
3. Maintains a neat and professional PCI work area and projects a professional image at all times.
4. Is attune to potential new opportunities for PCI when at a client site or interacting with a client and relays this lead back to Leader/Manager.
5. With minor supervision, completes calibrations, qualifications, and PMs with accurate and timely GxP documentation, following PCI or client specific policies and procedures, and in a safe manner.
6. With guidance, able to perform flow, conductivity, pH, mass and dimensional calibrations.
7. Completes timesheets with correct labor code charges (weekly) and assists other PCI Associates in proper coding of time and expenses.
8. Responsible for proper handling and maintenance of PCI and client equipment, including testing and standards equipment.
9. Learning to troubleshooting and perform repairs, but the majority of work will continue to be scheduled calibrations and maintenance events.
10. Able to identify and report any safety issues at the work site, including educating peers on safety practices.
Now requirements list:
- A two-year degree in Life Sciences, Engineering, Electronics, other related technical field OR equivalent military training and two years of applicable (Metrology, Instrumentation, Calibration) experience OR the equivalent combination of education and experience.
- Quality System/Pharmaceutical experience is preferred.
Now skills list (we'll keep as given but maybe combine duplicates? I'll keep each distinct bullet as appears, but note duplicates may be okay. Let's list each unique concept:
- Traceability, Substitution of Standards, and Test Accuracy and Uncertainty Ratios.
- Pneumatic, mechanical, and electrical instrumentation; as well as manual and computer-based process control loops and systems; understands and applies basic concepts of calibration and requirements including accuracy testing.
- Instrument, equipment, and loop calibrations of various parameters in manufacturing, utilities, and laboratory environments.
- Ability to climb stairs; climb on equipment such as tanks. Moderate to heavy lifting.
- Electrical panel knowledge and electrical safety procedures.
- Must have a valid driver’s license and good driving record.
- Reliable, confident, eager to learn, and enjoy working with people.
- Able to make independent decisions within defined scope of work, seeks clarification and directions when needed. Must be self-driven and demonstrate ability to work with little direction.
- Expanded understanding of Traceability, Substitution of Standards, and Test Accuracy and Uncertainty Ratios.
- Expanded understanding of calibration concepts and requirements including accuracy testing requirements.
- Basic understanding and application of GMP’s and Life Science Industry regulations.
- Basic understanding and application of instrument, equipment, and loop calibrations of various parameters in manufacturing, utilities, and laboratory environments.
- Basic understanding of calibration concepts and requirements including
. Now produce HTML fragment:
About the role
...
Responsibilities
- ... ...
Requirements
- ... ...
Skills
- ... ...
Pay
Typical hiring range for this position is $35 - $40 per hour.
Schedule
This is a full time, hourly position. Expect up to 50% travel based on project and client needs, as this is considered a "field service" position, although this position is projected to be at least 75% in the Boston metro area.
Make sure no extra sections. Now craft the text precisely. About the role paragraph: combine sentences. Let's write: Join the Pharmaceutical Calibrations and Instrumentation (PCI) team! We are seeking a Calibration Technician II that can perform calibrations, vendor assistance and data/documentation onsite at our client pharmaceutical facilities in Waltham, MA and other sites in the area if needed. If you prefer working at a fast pace, "on the go" instead of at a desk, have a passion for performing quality work, and have a strong electronics or instrumentation background, this position may be just for you! Up to 50% travel is required based on project and client needs, as this is considered a "field service" position, although this position is projected to be at least 75% in the Boston metro area. This position will focus on performing preventive maintenance, qualifications, relocations and calibrations on a variety of instruments such as electronics, temperature devices, pressure gauges, centrifuges, incubators, balances, and others as found in pharmaceutical manufacturing and laboratory environments. The Calibration Technician reports directly to the Team Leader, Manager, or Director depending on the organizational structure. This is a full time, hourly position. Now responsibilities list items (deduplicate duplicate attune line). We'll list each unique. 1. Completes calibrations, maintenance, qualifications, commissioning and troubleshooting/repairs in a safe, timely, and accurate manner, following PCI and client specific policies and proposals. 2. Works to understand client needs and requirements through effective communication and develops client relationships through excellent customer service. 3. Maintains a neat and professional PCI work area and projects a professional image at all times. 4. Is attune to potential new opportunities for PCI when at a client site or interacting with a client and relays this lead back to Leader/Manager. 5. With minor supervision, completes calibrations, qualifications, and PMs with accurate and timely GxP documentation, following PCI or client specific policies and procedures, and in a safe manner. 6. With guidance, able to perform flow, conductivity, pH, mass and dimensional calibrations. 7. Completes timesheets with correct labor code charges (weekly) and assists other PCI Associates in proper coding of time and expenses. 8. Responsible for proper handling and maintenance of PCI and client equipment, including testing and standards equipment. 9. Learning to troubleshooting and perform repairs, but the majority of work will continue to be scheduled calibrations and maintenance events. 10. Able to identify and report any safety issues at the work site, including educating peers on safety practices. Now requirements list: - A two-year degree in Life Sciences, Engineering, Electronics, other related technical field OR equivalent military training and two years of applicable (Metrology, Instrumentation, Calibration) experience OR the equivalent combination of education and experience. - Quality System/Pharmaceutical experience is preferred. Now skills list (we'll keep as given but maybe combine duplicates? I'll keep each distinct bullet as appears, but note duplicates may be okay. Let's list each unique concept: - Traceability, Substitution of Standards, and Test Accuracy and Uncertainty Ratios. - Pneumatic, mechanical, and electrical instrumentation; as well as manual and computer-based process control loops and systems; understands and applies basic concepts of calibration and requirements including accuracy testing. - Instrument, equipment, and loop calibrations of various parameters in manufacturing, utilities, and laboratory environments. - Ability to climb stairs; climb on equipment such as tanks. Moderate to heavy lifting. - Electrical panel knowledge and electrical safety procedures. - Must have a valid driver’s license and good driving record. - Reliable, confident, eager to learn, and enjoy working with people. - Able to make independent decisions within defined scope of work, seeks clarification and directions when needed. Must be self-driven and demonstrate ability to work with little direction. - Expanded understanding of Traceability, Substitution of Standards, and Test Accuracy and Uncertainty Ratios. - Expanded understanding of calibration concepts and requirements including accuracy testing requirements. - Basic understanding and application of GMP’s and Life Science Industry regulations. - Basic understanding and application of instrument, equipment, and loop calibrations of various parameters in manufacturing, utilities, and laboratory environments. - Basic understanding of calibration concepts and requirements including