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Ellab Inc

Certification Tech

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An Instrumentation Technician carries out planned or unplanned maintenance and repair activities on a wide range of electronic equipment and process control and safety systems.

$79,346 / year median in Massachusetts

+6% projected growth

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Certification Tech Ellab Inc Cambridge, MA Job Details 9 hours ago Qualifications Equipment service recordkeeping Biological safety protocols Field service equipment repair Mechanical blueprint interpretation Minor electrical repair On-site technical support Quality records maintenance Laboratory equipment routine checks Military Pharmaceutical regulatory compliance Good documentation practices (GDP) GMP Mid-level Laboratory equipment calibration 3 years Ventilation system maintenance Mechanical drawings Leak detection equipment usage Laboratory equipment repair Electrical systems Maintenance records management Measuring instruments Pharmaceutical company experience Air quality assessment Compliance documentation Pressure testing equipment Instrumentation repair Engineering functional testing Machine minor repairs
ASHRAE Standards Full Job Description Certification Tech:
3-5 years of experience performing certification, calibration, or field service activities in pharmaceutical, biotechnology, laboratory, or other regulated environments. Demonstrated ability to independently perform Biosafety Cabinet (BSC) certification, including Class I and Class II cabinets. Demonstrated ability to perform chemical fume hood testing and certification, including face velocity, airflow uniformity, and containment/visualization testing. Working knowledge of applicable industry standards, including
NSF/ANSI 49, ASHRAE
110, manufacturer specifications, and applicable regulatory requirements. Proficient in airflow velocity, inflow/downflow, smoke visualization, airflow pattern, and containment testing. Experience performing HEPA filter integrity/leak testing using aerosol generators, photometers, and related test equipment. Proficient with certification and measurement equipment including anemometers, photometers, aerosol generators, manometers, particle counters, and airflow capture devices. Ability to perform functional testing, adjustment, troubleshooting, and minor repair of BSCs, fume hoods, and associated airflow/containment systems. Experience performing calibrations of common laboratory instrumentation, including temperature, humidity, pressure, differential pressure, and airflow. Working knowledge of GMP/GxP requirements and Good Documentation Practices (GDP) applicable to pharmaceutical and biotechnology environments. Ability to interpret technical procedures, manufacturer manuals, drawings, specifications, test points, tolerances, and acceptance criteria. Ability to independently identify and troubleshoot airflow, containment, HEPA filtration, mechanical, electrical, and instrumentation-related issues. Ability to accurately complete certification reports, calibration certificates, test data, and controlled service documentation in accordance with customer and quality requirements. Technical training or degree in metrology, instrumentation, electronics, HVAC, mechanical/electrical technology, or a related discipline preferred; equivalent military or relevant technical experience accepted.