Advanced manufacturing technician vs process control technician

Differences between advanced manufacturing technician and process control technician duties and responsibilities

Advanced manufacturing technician example responsibilities.

• Manage and distribute cad standards to contributing design consultants and assist with any design issues as necessary.
• Support regulatory requirements including compliance with FDA, ISO, OSHA and various international monitoring requirements.
• Perform tests on RF and digital electronic assemblies and systems to characterize performance, uncover specification deficiencies and repair damage circuitry.
• Perform vacuum deposition as well as wet and dry etching.
• Perform vacuum deposition as well as wet and dry etching.Extensive microscope use as well as other measurement reading instruments.
• Verify electrical test failures, perform horizontal/vertical sections of PCB failure location.

Process control technician example responsibilities.

• Spearhead inspection and packaging equipment for pharmaceutical products per FDA regulations to achieve production goals ahead of schedule.
• Help develop standard operating procedure and perform safety reviews to meet OSHA standards.
• Create safety programs and lead the site in safety training in compliance with OSHA CFR29 regulations.
• Direct activities to ensure that workmanship and testing conform to ISO and QS9001 specifications per customer requirements.
• Maintain appropriate PLC and computer software/hardware information.
• Full knowledge and understanding of an organize ISO manufacturing environment.
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