Calibration Technician

The Calibration and Maintenance Technician will test, calibrate, maintain, and repair electrical, mechanical, electromechanical, electronic and analytical measuring, and recording equipment to ensure compliance with published specifications/guidelines.

• Maintain primary and/or basic calibration standards.
• Maintain secondary and/or working calibration standards.
• Maintain primary, secondary and working test and measurement equipment to relevant traceable standards.
• Perform maintenance, troubleshooting, and repair of precision equipment.
• Develop calibration procedures and methods, according to detailed specifications, blueprints, drawings, and other technical requirements.
• Collect, compile, measure, summarize, record and track data gathered during calibration.
• Prepare calibration reports and certificates.
• Adapt existing calibration equipment, standards, and techniques to accomplish unique measurement tasks for which they are not principally used.
• Perform uncertainty evaluation and analysis for measurement standards and associated measurement processes.
• Audit, Correct, and Setup workbench ESD grounding, grounding issues and ground mats.
• Identify and correct measurement errors, as applicable.
• Notify management when inconsistencies or nonconforming conditions are found.

• Associates degree from a two-year college or university preferred.
• One to two years related experience and/or training; or equivalent combination of education and experience.

• Must be self-directed, detail oriented, reliable, team player, and have strong initiative.
• Good communication, presentation skills, flexible, and capable of prioritizing work load.
• Excellent organizational and time management skills.
• Must write legibly.
• Basic understanding and ability to read prints and schematics.

• Maximum weight to be handled is 50 pounds.
• The majority of the work is to be performed in a sitting position. The ability to remain sitting for up to 8 hours at a time if necessary.
• May occasionally perform duties in a standing, kneeling or squatting, position, and occasionally use a stair climber ladder.
• May be required to use hands to finger, or feel and reach with hands and arms.
• Good eyesight and the ability to distinguish color is necessary.
• Able to speak, read, write and understand English as it relates to performing job requirements.

• The work setting consists of a production environment with suitable lighting, and moderate to high noise level.
• The work schedule consists of a five-day, 40-hour workweek, with overtime dependent on department needs.
• You may be required to wear eye protection.
• This is a safe working environment with mild chemical odor and fumes.