Calibration/ Metrology Technician - Caguas

Mentor Technical Group•Caguas, PR

About The Position

Calibrates electronic test measuring equipment and signal generating equipment to conform to set standards. Tests, calibrates, adjusts, and maintains electromechanical, mechanical, optical, pneumatic, hydro mechanical, and pressure-type measuring and indicating instruments. Sets up calibration sequences, methods and procedures according to detailed specifications, blueprints, drawings, and requirements. Disassembles, cleans, repairs, and replaces defective parts of test equipment such as pressure gauges and tension meters. May monitor and verify quality in accordance with statistical process or other control procedures.

Requirements

Associate Degree or 60 undergraduate approved credits as equivalent
Educational: Industrial Technology, Instrumentation, Electronics or related field
Associate Level: 0 Years with Diploma/ Degree
Intermediate Level: 3+ Years with Diploma/ Degree or 0 Years with Advanced Diploma/ Degree
Senior Level: 5+ Years with Diploma/ Degree or 3+ Years with Advanced Diploma/ Degree
Principal Level: 7+ Years with Diploma/ Degree or 5+ Years with Advanced Diploma/ Degree
Senior Principal Level: 10+ Years with Diploma/ Degree or 7+ Years with Advanced Diploma/ Degree
Exposure to manufacturing environment
Analytical Thinking
Problem Solving
Interpersonal Relations
Quality and Results Oriented
Computer Literate
Basic oral and written communication skills in Spanish and English
Vision systems routines configurations in CMM and Smart Scopes “OGPs”.
Process and Software Validations.
GDT Knowledge.
Expert in drawings specifications readings and interpretation.
Available to work overtime and weekends shifts.
English and Spanish Language.
Available to travel.

Nice To Haves

Experience in medical device, pharmaceutical, or electronic industry
Ability to understand and apply industrial standards in metrology and calibration for temperature, humidity, pressure/ vacuum, electronic and dimensional equipment
Knowledge of standards and regulatory requirements applicable to calibration activities
Certified Calibration Technician from approved college
Experience in the development of calibration/inspection work instructions
Teamwork
Communications
Continues Improvement
Project Management

Responsibilities

Performs all necessary transactions in the electronic system in order to ensure integrity of calibration/inspection data.
Writes, modifies, and maintains procedures used for calibration activities.
Troubleshoots and repairs equipment to restore within acceptable limits.
Inspects fixtures, tooling and overlays as per the established procedures.
Supports product transfers and new implementations.
Assists in the investigations of quality issues and non-conforming situations as required.
Prepares and presents trend data pertaining to the calibration area during monthly Quality Review meetings.
Assists in gathering of information during FDA inspections, Notified Body Audits, Corporate Audits, etc.
Performs other position related duties as assigned.
Reports any observed or informed process and/or product non-conformities to the Supervisor.
Finds resolution of Quality Situations at the area of responsibility.
Reports any complaint regarding a Medtronic product to the Supervisor.
Complies with all the requirements in the operational procedures at the area of responsibility in order to meet the requirements of all applicable Quality System regulations (e.g.: FDA Part 820 Quality System Regulation, ISO 13485 Quality Standard, R-PAL (Japanese QSR’s).
Acknowledge and maintain commitment with the EHS Policy.
Participate in the development of EHS improvement projects.
Participate actively in the EHS programs to achieve the objectives and targets defined for the area.
Ensure that the EHS considerations, legal and corporate requirements and efficiency indicators are included in new project design and project evaluation in order to maximize the cost/benefit ratio and minimize the EHS impacts and risks.
Ensure that EHS performance indicators are included in the selection process of contractors.
Evaluate and re-evaluate periodically the EHS performance of contractors and sub-contractors.
Supervise that contractors perform their job in accordance to the EHS requirements in order to reduce, minimize or prevent EHS impacts and risks.
Maintain current knowledge of the potential EHS aspects and risks of new projects.