Technical Maintenance, Inc. is looking for a Senior Calibration Technician for our new Branch located in beautiful Upstate NY. RF and basic electronics experience required, experience in a 17025 Accredited environment is a plus.
Company pays for employee health coverage, vacation, 401K after one year of employment.
This is an excellent opportunity for someone who is willing to learn and grow with an established, reputable company. Occasional travel to customer sites in NY, NJ, CT, and PA will be required.
If interested, contact Chris Johnson at
[email protected]
Your telling me that you give no benifits for a whole year :-o
I guess the pay is though the roof?
Actually south-central, but nice area. Anything above NYC is considered "upstate" :?
pay is $14.50 an hour :evil:
Health Benefits kick in the first full month of employment and if you are single TMI pays 100% of your health care cost, two weeks vacation per year start accruing day one....like many other places you have to wait 1 year to get into the 401K program.
TMI is a great company, we are growing. TMI pays well and for the the right person Binghampton could be a great opportunity
What does "pays well" mean? Can we get a range please?
I would pm cjohnson since he is the hiring manager and would be able to discuss it.
Im just speaking from my stand point, I get paid very well....never enough but very well none-the-less :D
Thanks, USMC Kalibrater! I should have made it clearer: benefits start immediately, 401K after one year. Pay is commensurate with experience, and we are looking for a seasoned tech, so it certainly will not be $14.50 per hour.
We prefer a local candidate (NY/PA) who knows the area and is ready to hit the ground running.
As was stated previously, TMI is an excellent company to work for, and many of our technicians have been with us for over a decade. We have experienced phenomenal growth over the past five years, and this is a great opportunity to contribute to that growth as we expand into the Northeast.
cjohnson for TMI, mjohnson for Rothe....lots of Johnsons in this career field :evil:
Quote from: yonker08 on 10-05-2012 -- 09:53:46
cjohnson for TMI, mjohnson for Rothe....lots of Johnsons in this career field :evil:
my previous company was Johnson controls working as a contractor for Johnson & Johnson LOL
Quote from: yonker08 on 10-05-2012 -- 09:53:46
cjohnson for TMI, mjohnson for Rothe....lots of Johnsons in this career field :evil:
Nothing says calibrator like a big Johnson...
Quote from: griff61 on 10-05-2012 -- 21:08:13
Quote from: yonker08 on 10-05-2012 -- 09:53:46
cjohnson for TMI, mjohnson for Rothe....lots of Johnsons in this career field :evil:
Nothing says calibrator like a big Johnson...
I knew that one was coming!
Quote from: measure on 10-08-2012 -- 13:25:16
Quote from: griff61 on 10-05-2012 -- 21:08:13
Quote from: yonker08 on 10-05-2012 -- 09:53:46
cjohnson for TMI, mjohnson for Rothe....lots of Johnsons in this career field :evil:
Nothing says calibrator like a big Johnson...
I knew that one was coming!
Wow how did you not know this one was next then??
Really you knew the Big Johnson was coming......
Quote from: USMCPMEL on 10-09-2012 -- 15:00:25
Quote from: measure on 10-08-2012 -- 13:25:16
Quote from: griff61 on 10-05-2012 -- 21:08:13
Quote from: yonker08 on 10-05-2012 -- 09:53:46
cjohnson for TMI, mjohnson for Rothe....lots of Johnsons in this career field :evil:
Nothing says calibrator like a big Johnson...
I knew that one was coming!
Wow how did you not know this one was next then??
Really you knew the Big Johnson was coming......
That's what she said...
These posts on here are like watching an episode of family guy. You start out dealing with one thing and by the end of the post it is a completley different subject line.
Diversity at work :-o