Calibration Technician - 2nd shift

As a Calibration Technician you report to the Calibration Supervisor.

• •Conduct calibration of instruments and equipment to ensure accuracy and compliance with industry standards and specifications
• •Document calibration results, maintaining accurate and detailed records of all calibration activities for audit and compliance purposes
• •Regularly inspect, test, and troubleshoot instrumentation and equipment to detect and correct any deviations from standard performance
• •Create and manage calibration schedules to ensure all equipment is calibrated at required intervals, preventing equipment downtime and maintaining operational efficiency
• •Ensure all calibration activities meet regulatory

• •Military technical training or equivalent vocational training is desired
• •Requires experience in testing digital and/or analog systems
• •Microsoft Windows and Office: Excel, Word, PowerPoint
• •Ability to read drawings, follow work instructions and use measurement instruments
• •Ability to solve problems

• •Perform activities such as sitting, standing, or typing for extended periods of time
• •Regularly requires good manual dexterity and coordination
• •Occasionally moves/positions objects up to 50 pounds
• •Frequently positions self to perform tasks and positions objects below, at, and above shoulder level
• •Regularly requires manual dexterity and coordination of objects below, at and above shoulder level
• •Must be able to communicate information and ideas so others will understand
• •Must be able to exchange accurate information
• •Operates in a laboratory/manufacturing environment
• •Constantly operates a computer and other office productivity machinery
• •Ability to observe documents and details at close range (within a few feet of the observer)
• •Dedication to safety to mitigate hazards including handling mechanical and electrical hardware, high voltage, gas, water, and heat
• •Noise level in the work environment is usually average

Globally, our policy is to recruit individuals from wide and diverse backgrounds. However, certain positions require access to controlled goods and technologies subject to the International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR) or Export Administration Regulations (EAR). Applicants for these positions may need to be “U.S. persons.” “U.S. persons” are generally defined as U.S. citizens, noncitizen nationals, lawful permanent residents (or, green card holders), individuals granted asylum, and individuals admitted as refugees.