Apprentice Process Instrument

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Job description

ROLE SUMMARY

Trainee must have relevant experience and strong mechanical aptitude. Self-starter with ability to work independently and willingness to commit to completion of formal apprenticeship training program that includes both classroom work and documented 8000 hours of on-the-job training. Good verbal and written communication skills

Potential for exposure to hazardous materials, heights, temperature extremes, equipment in‑motion, dusty and dirty conditions, stooping, bending and heavy lifting. The proper use of the correct Personal Protective Equipment for each task as well as compliance with all applicable safety Standard Procedures is a must. May work variable shifts and 24‑hour on‑call as required. Participates in multicraft work activities as required. (EMU‑craft‑generic)

ROLE RESPONSIBILITIES

A Maintenance Mechanic working within the Operations and Utilities environment. Performs preventive maintenance, modifies, installs, calibrates, and troubleshoots a multitude of measuring and control instruments which include: Analog, digital, electronic, pneumatic, and various other devices. The Mechanic also provides customer training in the implementation of those systems in compliance with company standards and procedures and government regulations (SOPs, GMPs, GLPs, PSM, etc). Can serve as a maintenance advisor in areas of engineering (process design, material selection, documentation, calibration, testing and problem solving methodology, project scope and follow up). Responsible for priority assessment and decision making as it relates to troubleshooting, diagnostics, assembly, repair, and a proactive maintenance of systems and equipment in a cost effective manner.

Additional Duties and Responsibilities Include: As part of the Apprentice Academy shift and area placement will be based on business need. May work variable shifts and 24 hour on call as required. Participates in multicraft work activities as required. (EMU craft generic).

Potential for exposure to hazardous materials, heights, temperature extremes, equipment in motion, noisy, dusty and dirty conditions, stooping, bending and heavy lifting.

The proper use of the correct Personal Protective Equipment for each task as well as compliance with all applicable safety Standard Procedures is a must.

Basic Qualifications

• H.S. degree or GED.

• Years of experience- 0-3 years of relative experience.

PHYSICAL/MENTAL REQUIREMENTS

Potential for exposure to hazardous materials, heights, temperature extremes, equipment in motion, noisy, dusty and dirty conditions, stooping, bending and heavy lifting. As part of the Apprentice Academy shift and area placement will be based on business need. May work variable shifts and 24 hour on call as required. Participates in multicraft work activities as required. (EMU craft generic).

The proper use of the correct Personal Protective Equipment for each task as well as compliance with all applicable safety Standard Procedures is a must.

NON-STANDARD WORK SCHEDULE, TRAVEL OR ENVIRONMENT REQUIREMENTS

Potential 1st, 2nd, 3rd shifts needed.

Weekend, holiday, and overtime may be required to meet business or customer needs. This operation will work 24x7x365.

Must be able to pass aseptic gowning qualification

Acceptance into the position includes agreement of area and shift rotation during the 8000 hour program to gain experience and knowledge in all areas of the facility to meet the minimum required hours under each of the on the job training categories specific to the trade.

Upon completion of the program, area and shift placement will be based on business need

Other Information:

• Eligible for Employee Referral Bonus

Pfizer requires all U.S. new hires to be fully vaccinated for COVID-19 prior to the first date of employment. As required by applicable law, Pfizer will consider requests for Reasonable Accommodations.

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EEO & Employment Eligibility

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Engineering