Instrumentation Technician

Description: Instrumentation Engineer (Pharma/Chemical) 

Key Responsibilities:

1. Instrumentation Maintenance & Projects:

o Hands-on experience in the maintenance, calibration, and troubleshooting of 

field instruments. 

o Involvement in instrumentation projects, including installation and 

commissioning. 

o Preferably with experience in pharmaceutical or chemical industry 

environments. 

2. Technical Knowledge:

o Strong understanding of the working principles, calibration, and 

troubleshooting of: 

 Flow meters 

 Level transmitters 

 Conductivity meters 

 pH meters 

 Balances 

 Control valves 

o Ability to interpret instrument manuals and data sheets. 

3. Wiring & Panel Work:

o Good knowledge of field instrumentation cable connections, control wiring, 

and panel wiring. 

o Ability to read and understand wiring diagrams and loop drawings. 

4. Regulatory & Quality Compliance:

o Familiarity with Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) and current Good 

Manufacturing Practices (cGMP). 

o Adherence to documentation practices and compliance requirements. 

5. Safety Awareness:

o Basic understanding of safety norms and protocols relevant to day-to-day 

instrumentation activities. 

o Commitment to maintaining a safe work environment.