Calibration Technician

About The Job

Instrument Calibration Technician involves ensuring that various types of instruments and equipment used in manufacturing, testing, and research are accurate and function properly. Calibration technicians play a crucial role in maintaining the accuracy and reliability of measurement instruments.

Job Desctiption

1. Calibration of Instruments:

Perform calibration procedures on a wide range of instruments, such as pressure gauges, temperature controllers, flow meters, analytical instruments, and more.Use calibration standards and tools to verify and adjust instrument accuracy according to established specifications and procedures.

2. Testing and Troubleshooting:

Conduct tests on instruments to identify and resolve any issues with accuracy, precision, or functionality. Troubleshoot and diagnose problems in instruments, electronics, or control systems that may affect accuracy.

3. Documentation:

Maintain detailed records of calibration activities, including calibration procedures, results, and any adjustments made to instruments. Ensure that all calibration documentation complies with industry standards and regulations.

4. Compliance:

Adhere to regulatory and quality standards, such as ISO 9001, ISO 17025, or other relevant industry-specific standards. Keep abreast of changes in regulations and standards related to calibration and instrumentation.

5. Equipment Maintenance:

Perform routine maintenance on calibration equipment to ensure its proper functioning and accuracy. Identify and report any equipment malfunctions or issues that may affect calibration processes.

6. Calibration Software:

Utilize calibration software to manage calibration schedules, track instrument history, and generate calibration certificates and reports.

7. Communication:

Collaborate with engineers, scientists, and other stakeholders to understand the calibration requirements for specific instruments. Communicate effectively with colleagues and clients regarding calibration procedures, results, and any recommendations for improvement.

8. Continuous Improvement:

Identify opportunities for process improvement in calibration procedures and recommend changes to enhance efficiency and accuracy. Stay informed about advancements in calibration technology and techniques.

9. Safety:

Adhere to safety protocols while performing calibration activities to ensure a safe working environment. Recognize and address potential safety hazards associated with calibration processes.

10. Training:

Provide training to other personnel on proper instrument handling, care, and the importance of calibration.

Qualifications

1. Education:

    A high school diploma or equivalent is typically required.

2. Technical Knowledge:

     Strong understanding of measurement principles, instrumentation, and calibration techniques.

     Knowledge of electronic circuits, sensors, and control systems.

     Familiarity with various types of measurement instruments, such as pressure gauges, temperature      sensors, flow meters, and analytical instruments.

3. Experience:

    Practical experience in instrument calibration is often preferred.

    Hands-on experience with calibration tools and equipment.

    Familiarity with industry-specific regulations and standards.

4. Skills:

    Strong technical and analytical skills for troubleshooting and problem-solving.

    Attention to detail to ensure precise calibration results.

    Proficient in using calibration standards, tools, and software.

    Good communication skills to interact with team members and convey calibration results effectively.

5. Computer Skills:

    Proficiency in using calibration software for managing calibration schedules, documenting results, and     generating reports.

    Basic computer skills for data entry and recordkeeping.

6. Regulatory Compliance:

    Understanding of relevant industry standards and regulations, such as ISO 9001, ISO 17025, or other     quality management systems.

7. Safety Awareness:

    Adherence to safety protocols and awareness of potential hazards associated with calibration     processes.

8. Teamwork:

    Ability to work collaboratively with engineers, scientists, and other team members.

9. Continuous Learning:

    Willingness to stay updated on advancements in calibration technology and industry best practices.

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