Calibration Technician I

The objective of this position is to perform as a skilled, individual contributor in the calibration function within the Metrology department. Responsibilities include performance of calibration (basic to complex), maintenance of calibration records and notifications.

^{Essential Functions}

• Performs routine and non-routine calibrations of assigned laboratory, manufacturing and radiation monitoring equipment following SOP's and in accordance with cGxP's.
• Accurately follows oral and written procedures in calibrating more complex equipment and in performing test procedures.
• Works with different types of Metrology test and support equipment.
• Possesses the ability to operate some manufacturing equipment in alignment with calibration practices.
• Performs and documents tasks that require specialized judgment.
• Enter accurate calibration specific data using calibration software.
• Tests, troubleshoots and repairs electrical and electromechanical components and systems using basic diagnostic devices.
• Reviews existing SOP's for continual improvement of the calibration program.
• Maintains records, laboratory and calibration equipment.
• Has ability to use various types of simple and advanced calibration standards.
• Performs problem solving.
• Actively promotes safety rules and awareness. Demonstrates good safety practices at all times including the appropriate use of protective equipment. Reports and takes initiative to correct safety and environmental hazards.

• Actively demonstrates the Lantheus values of Help, Respect, Learn, Know, and Own.

^{Typical Minimum Skills and Experience and Education}

• Requires a High School diploma.
• A combination of education, training, and experience may be considered in lieu of above stated requirements.

^{Other Requirements}

• Has prior troubleshooting experience.
• Has an understanding of the reasons behind, principles and requirements of GMP's in the pharmaceutical industry.
• Can accurately follow oral and written procedures in calibrating complex equipment and performing test procedures.
• Can recognize gross deviations from normal results.
• Ability to perform and document tasks that require specialized judgment.
• Ability to apply advanced mathematical calculations in simulating and establishing operating parameters.
• Ability to proficiently use computers, calibration software and basic electronic diagnostic equipment.
• Functional in the use of PLC's to monitor instrumentation I/0, troubleshoot problems and make necessary minor repairs and or adjustments.