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Spectraforce Technologies, Inc. is seeking a part-time Technical Writer in Hershey, PA to develop Pilot Plant equipment training materials and work instructions. The role collaborates with R&D, Maintenance, Engineering, Quality, Operations, and EHS to ensure compliance with policies and procedures.
Responsibilities include creating procedures, capturing media for LMS, and assisting with safety analyses, with a focus on simplifying content for learners and maintaining consistent formats.
Technical Writer
Duration: 12 Months
Location: Hershey PA 17033
Shift: Part Time Shift, 7:00AM - 3:30PM Tues-Thurs
The Technical Writer will be responsible for creating Pilot Plant equipment training documentation and work instructions that safely and effectively educate operators on Pilot Plant equipment. This role will collaborate with R&D, Maintenance, Engineering, Quality, Operations, and Environmental Health & Safety to ensure training materials comply with existing policies and procedures.
Daily huddle with leader to review status of projects. Read & respond to emails throughout the day. Content creation in an office setting. Validate training and gather information / research equipment. Shadows SMEs on production floor to document process flow. Monitor, capture photographs and video of equipment while in use, during breakdown and reassembly.
Three consecutive years of food manufacturing experience at the same facility if possible (not broken into multiple companies and roles). Training content creation is a must. Technical, mechanical or operational skills it's a plus.
Highly proficient in Microsoft programs, Excel, Word, Office, PowerPoint. Moderate experience in Snagit, Copilot and Adobe content creation. Must be able to operator an iPad.
Food manufacturing, consumer packaged goods, R&D pilot plant or other regulated manufacturing environments. Preference for candidates with hands-on experience supporting operations, training, technical documentation, equipment procedures, sanitation, quality, or safety requirements.
There is not a set training period. The leader will work with the employee daily, with the expectation that the employee will reach a comfort level of independence within the first 30 days.
Training will include learning the Pilot Plant's traceability and documentation systems, reviewing existing equipment training content, identifying outdated or missing materials, and understanding where equipment information is stored. The employee will also be introduced to key Technical Center teams and will shadow SMEs on the production floor to learn equipment processes, documentation expectations, and safety requirements.