Mechanic

Job Summary The Mechanic I is responsible for assisting the Technology and Automation Manager in the overall operation and maintenance of the company’s scientific instrumentation and equipment.

This includes but is not limited to : HPLC, UPLC, GC, SFC, various process equipment, various process analytical equipment, and kilo lab production equipment.

Candidates must be enthusiastically driven to learn, both by learning from others and by teaching him or herself. He or she will be comfortable with hand and power tool usage and have strong problem-solving skills.

Must be able to work independently, as well as part of a team. Principal Duties Perform unguided routine maintenance on scientific instrumentation (Level 1) With minimal guidance, diagnose routine instrumentation problems (Level 2), determine best course of action, and execute repairs, including : Simple flow path repairs Documented HPLC / GC repairs Mechanical stirring repairs, etc.

Assist in non-routine problems and simple repairs (Level 3), and perform assigned non-routine repair actions with minimal guidance, including : Complex flow-path repairs Partial teardowns Simple electrical / electronic / controls repairs Non-documented simple HPLC / GC repairs Documented SFC repairs, etc.

Assist in non-routine undocumented problems and complex repairs (Level 4) including : Complete teardowns Complex electrical / electronic / controls problems Non-documented complex HPLC / GC repairs Non-documented SFC repairs, etc.

Design and manufacture in-house solutions as needed, including : Fabrication Soldering / braising / welding CAD (computer-aided drafting and design) 3D printing, etc.

Assist facilities team with in-house solutions as needed, including : Ventilated cabinets Hanging / mounting equipment Assembly and installation of equipment Perform regular duties as assigned, including : Overseeing usage and upkeep of general lab equipment Upkeep of workshop Refilling of workshop containers Handling and organized placement of new incoming parts, etc.

Job Qualifications Relevant experience with general scientific instrumentation (preferred), or general diagnosis and repair.

AS degree in Engineering, Chemistry, or relevant field is a plus. Demonstrated successful track record of capability, including ability to be self-guided, performing routine duties with minimal supervision.

Capable of demonstrating a successful track record of supporting the initiation, evaluation, introduction and completion of proper equipment maintenance. Powered by JazzHR

Last updated : 2024-11-22