Calibration Technician – mid-level – needs to have the ability to calibrate higher-level equipment and calibrate equipment across a couple of labs. They will have experience in dimensional, physical (leak, mass, torque, etc.), or electrical calibration. On-site calibration up to 50%. They may start in an Electrical, Dimensional, or Physical lab (Pressure, torque, mass, leak, etc) – depending on the background.

• Candidates with experience in PMEL, PME, TMDE, Metrology, Calibration, ASQ CCT, METCAL, GPETE, Electronics, GCAMS, or Avionics highly desired
• Perform their own calibration work with little to no supervision
• Conduct their own research when necessary
• Coordinate and manage daily workloads without direction from the manager
• Able to conduct calibration work at customer on-site with little to no direction
• Work with lab support staff 
• Identify and utilize appropriate measurement techniques
• Understand and apply uncertainties to measurements made
• Be able to read and interpret labs' scopes of accreditation
• Maintain calibration standards
• Must be able to perform these functions within a laboratory or customer onsite setting
• Ability to lift 50lbs

Calibration Technician – entry level – needs to have a background in QAQC or inspection or manufacturing with knowledge of metrology and calibration. They will work in the dimensional lab with expectations that they will be learning other disciplines in the future. On-site calibration after training up to 50%.

• Ability to learn new skills in regard to calibration and calibration processes
• Previous experience with electronic or pressure training preferred
• Basic mathematical skills including algebra, geometry and statistics
• Familiarity with basic tools
• Proficiency with office computer software including Microsoft Word, Excel, and Outlook
• Basic organizational and time management skills
• Basic interpersonal skills to interact with customers
• Ability to lift 50lbs for API gages