Tech, Calibration QA

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Your role at Baxter These are the employment prerequisites and job responsibilities for the Calibration Technician position, reporting to the Manager, QA Systems. The Calibration Technician supports calibration and equipment activities for manufacturing and service operations. This position provides an excellent opportunity for individuals with strong mechanical or technical aptitude to develop expertise in calibration, instrumentation, and equipment support within a regulated medical device environment.

Important:
This position is located in Medina, NY and is designed as an onsite role, with an encouraged presence of five (5) days per week to foster collaboration, innovation, and connection across the team. Baxter is seeking candidates who reside within a reasonable commuting distance and are able to regularly support the business through in-person engagement and partnership at the Medina site.

• This position is responsible for following procedures to ensure that electrical, electronic, mechanical, and analytical measuring equipment meets industry standards.
• Accurately test and calibrate indicating and recording equipment so that they give proper readings.
• Maintaining equipment, troubleshooting equipment (to the component level) and repairing any damage.
• Perform assigned calibration and equipment support activities to help ensure manufacturing and service equipment remains accurate and available for use.
• Complete calibration and equipment documentation in accordance with approved procedures.
• Operate various electronic meters and test equipment.
• Read blueprints, schematics and follow written instructions.
• Able to perform tasks assigned with minimal supervision.
• Support investigation and troubleshooting of equipment issues affecting manufacturing operations.
• Process quality related documentation in an FDA regulated facility as it relates to calibration and equipment.
• Ability to use various software packages such as MS Excel, Word, and Access Databases.
• Support internal and external calibration activities as assigned.
• Perform other duties as assigned.

• High School diploma GED or 2 years of College, Technical Trade School or US Military training in electronics is preferred.
• Prior calibration experience is beneficial but not required for candidates with strong technical aptitude, mechanical skills, and a desire to learn.
• Working experience in medical devices or related industry preferred.
• Good Manufacturing Practices and Medical Device Regulations.
• Good math and reading skills.
• Computer literate.
• Excellent attention to detail.
• Basic mechanical ability and understanding, to include a demonstrated mechanical aptitude and willingness to learn calibration techniques and regulatory requirements.
• Knowledge of Anti-static precautions for working with static-sensitive electronic components.
• Working safely with electricity.
• Ability to learn the functions of infusion pumps and their various configurations.

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