Calibration Technician
Calibration Technician
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SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Military training or experience (PMEL OR TMDE OR Electronics) ' OR an Associates Degree in Electronics (or related technical field); OR equivalent work experience & training.
- Minimum of 2 years of commercial or military laboratory experience
- Experienced in calibrating several disciplines of test and measurement equipment such as:
- ElectricalTemperaturePressureWorking knowledge of ISO/IEC 17025 Strong communication skills including written, verbal and listening skills.
- Proficient computer skills including but not limited to Microsoft Office(Word & Excel), Internet research, data entry, etc.
- Experience in interacting with customers in a courteous and professional manner and providing an excellent customer experience.
- Follows all departmental procedures and/or process documentation.
- Actively participates in the identification of risks and opportunities for improvements.
- Actively participates in identifying ways to improve efficiency, quality and customer satisfaction.
- Performs Calibrations on scope.
- Performs routine maintenance and repairs of tools and gauges.
- Maintains complete and accurate records of calibration results.
- Performs control charting, repeatability, and reproducibility studies.
- Provide training to new personnel.
- Critical Performance Skills:
- Good problem-solving skills
- Excellent communication (verbal and written) skills; grammar, spelling, punctuation.
- Ability to prioritize daily workload and adjust as needed to meet the customer's needs.
- Must be able to work with minimal supervision.
- Must be able to work in a team-oriented environment.
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