The Mid-Level I&C Supervisor is responsible for managing and executing instrumentation and control system operations that support the performance, compliance, and reliability of medical laboratory environments. This role supervises a team of technicians and ensures calibration, maintenance, and integration of all lab-critical instrumentation with facility control systems (e.g., BMS, EMS, SCADA). The role demands strong technical knowledge in regulatory compliance (GMP, GLP, CLIA/CAP) and experience in supporting life science laboratory infrastructure.
Supervise and coordinate activities related to installation, calibration, troubleshooting, and maintenance of:
Temperature, humidity, and pressure sensors
Flow, pH, and conductivity transmitters
Room differential pressure monitoring systems
Alarm and safety interlocks connected to BMS/SCADA/EMS
Lead instrumentation support for lab equipment and critical utilities (HVAC, RO/DI water, refrigeration, compressed gases).
Oversee preventive and corrective maintenance schedules and documentation compliance.
Maintain calibration traceability in accordance with ISO 17025, GMP, and healthcare lab regulations (e.g., NABL, CLIA, CAP).
Interface with quality, validation, and laboratory operations teams to coordinate instrumentation activities.
Support change control and deviation investigations for instrumentation-related issues.
Train and mentor junior technicians and ensure adherence to EHS and biosafety protocols.
Assist with automation upgrades, BMS/SCADA integration, and sensor network expansions.
Instrumentation System Performance
Ensure accurate, reliable measurements for controlled environments and utilities critical to clinical diagnostics.
Regulatory and Audit Readiness
Maintain compliance with documentation standards for GLP, GMP, CLIA, and ISO 17025 through meticulous recordkeeping and traceability.
Automation and System Integration
Oversee sensor-to-system integration (BMS, SCADA, EMS), focusing on alarm accuracy, real-time data acquisition, and system response.
Team Supervision & Skill Development
Manage and guide a team of 3–6 technicians; conduct technical reviews and ensure SOP adherence.
Calibration & Maintenance Strategy
Lead the planning and execution of preventive calibration schedules; minimize downtime and improve system reliability.
Cross-functional Collaboration
Work with lab managers, quality teams, and IT/OT personnel for seamless lab instrumentation support.
Education:
Bachelor’s or Diploma in Instrumentation, Electronics, Biomedical, or Mechatronics Engineering
Experience:
5–7 years in instrumentation and control systems, with at least 2–3 years in a supervisory or lead technician role in a regulated laboratory environment
Certifications (Preferred):
GMP/GLP Compliance
OSHA or EHS Safety Training
SCADA/BMS System Training (e.g., Siemens, Honeywell, Schneider)
ISO 17025 or NABL calibration system understanding
Strong experience in:
SCADA, BMS, EMS, and PLC systems
Digital calibration systems and tools
CMMS platforms for work order and asset management
Troubleshooting of instrumentation on utility and environmental systems