About the role

Calibration Technician Position Summary: Calibrate instruments and devices in the calibration and preventive maintenance program. Trouble-shoot and repair instruments and systems.
Essential Duties & Responsibilities: Calibrate and perform preventive maintenance on any instrument or device in the calibration program. Provide the technical expertise for assisting the supervisor in developing documented calibration/preventive maintenance related to instrumentation. Assist the supervisor in assuring that all instrument calibration/preventive maintenance programs are properly maintained, and instrumentation procedures and standards are followed. Adhere to cGMP guidelines, SOP's, safety rules/regulations and plant policies/rules. Provide technical expertise for assisting the supervisor with determining work schedules, job estimates, and project costs. Perform other duties as deemed necessary by supervisor. Skills Must be able to effectively use hand tools, calipers, micrometers, gauges, meters, temperature, pressure, force, etc., test instruments/ electrical and electronic test instruments. Minimum Qualifications, Education & Experience High School diploma and a minimum of 3 years related industrial instrumentation/calibration experience required. 6 or more years' experience preferred. Associates Degree in science, technology, engineering or mathematics or Military Training in calibration preferred.

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