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Skills Needed: Military equivalent experience may include PMEL, 2P0X1, TMDE, Metrology and/or Electronics. Calibration Technicians are trained on the job to learn new instrumentation, and FDA and ISO documentation requirements.

The Calibration Technician I will also be responsible for cGMP compliant documentation and monitoring of quality systems. Along with documenting the calibrations performed, the instrumentation data and schedule will be maintained in a CMMS database. SAP, ProCal, RAM or Maximo experience is desired.

Required skills of the Calibration Technician I include: A two-year degree in Engineering, Life Sciences, 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.

The Calibration Technician I position requires up to 50% overnight travel based on project and client needs.

About PCI: PCI provides Calibration, Commissioning, and Consulting solutions for the life sciences industry. It is our goal to make your programs as efficient as possible so that you can stay compliant and focus on your core business. We achieve this by providing exemplary end-to-end customer service, exceptional technical expertise, quality documentation and the integrity and ingenuity that our customers have grown to expect from the industry leader in calibration services.