Quality Gauge Technician
huntingHouston (TX)
About the role
Job TitleGauge Calibration Specialist
Job Description:
Ensure that gauge/instrument records are completed in OnBase. Maintain inventory of all gauges in OnBase. Ensure that all in-house and subcontracted gauges are in calibration. Maintain inventory of all product line overlays and supplemental kits. Maintain files associated with sending/receiving gauges and instruments from repair. Maintain calibration certificates from manufacturers. Update and maintain calibration records. Update gauge accessory inventory (i.e. MRP shoes, contact points, extension, etc.) by ordering required components.
Qualifications: Behaviors: Team Player: Works well as a member of a group
Education: High School or better.
Experience: 3-5 years: Previous experience with gauge calibration and premium threads
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