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This has gotta be a joke. Anyone getting out of the military, with calibration experience, wouldn't need this:

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Position Overview

The Calibration Technician C will apply knowledge of measurement science, mathematics, physics, and electronics to calibrate inspection, measurement, and test equipment in the Acoustical, Chemical, Dimensional, DC/Low Frequency, RF/Microwave, Fluid, Mechanical, Optical, Thermodynamics, and Time & Frequency disciplines to ensure measurement accuracy. The Calibration Technician C will identify and utilize appropriate manual and automated measurement procedures.

This position will normally receive no instruction on work, applying job skills and company policies and procedures to complete a wide range of difficult tasks, and working on assignments that are moderately complex in nature where judgment is required in resolving problems and making routine recommendations. The Calibration Technician C will perform laboratory housekeeping and may perform some administrative duties. The Calibration Technician C may be asked to report opinions and interpretations.


Responsibilities and Duties

Calibrate inspection, measurement, and test equipment (IM&TE) in one or more of the following disciplines – Acoustical, Chemical, Dimensional, DC/Low Frequency, RF/Microwave, Fluid, Mechanical, Optical, Thermodynamics, and Time & Frequency, in order to ensure compliance with published specifications
Maintain primary and/or intrinsic calibration standards
Maintain secondary and/or working calibration standards
Perform maintenance, troubleshooting and repair of precision equipment
Develop calibration procedures and methods, according to detailed specifications, blueprints, drawings, and other technical requirements
Collect, compile, measure, summarize, and record data gathered during calibration.
Identify IM&TE out-of-tolerance conditions and perform corrective action via adjustments, component replacement, correction factors, etc
Identify and correct measurement errors, as applicable
Prepare calibration reports and certificates
Adapt existing calibration equipment, standards, and techniques to accomplish unique measurements tasks for which they are not principally used
Perform uncertainty evaluation and analysis for measurement standards and associated measurement processes
Train subordinates in calibration concepts and procedures
Interact with other technicians, Customer Service Representatives, Account Managers, and customers
Other duties and responsibilities as may be assigned

Qualifications

Minimum High School diploma or equivalent
Must be able to perform general math and algebra functions
Understanding of Basic Statistics
Must possess good written and oral, communication skills
Technical writing ability
Intermediate ability to troubleshoot repair, align and optimize precision equipment
Intermediate computer skills
Proficient in use of MS Word and Excel
Minimum three years of calibration experience some of which can be offset with formal metrology training
Knowledge of Quality Management system (ISO 9001, ISO 17025 and ANSI Z540)
Must have great interpersonal and customer service skills
Strong attention to details
Must be a self-motivator, work as a team player, and follow written procedures

Looking for experience electronic calibration technician

https://fortive.eightfold.ai/careers/job/893378723590

Hey, all. PCI is still looking for a metrologist for our ISO accredited lab in Raleigh. We just had one person walk out unexpectedly, so the need is immediate. Our scope is available at www.pci-llc.com. We're a small lab so you won't be stuck doing the same equipment over and over. Also, Raleigh is a great place to live and work. Contact me if you are interested and we can go over the details.

Is there a difference? Do they use different T.O.'s? I imagine they use the same tech orders and equipment as before and most likely service the same equipment with maybe a few differences namely frequency range... I imagine Space force may go up to the 67 GHz range as opposed to the standard 18/26.5/40/50 GHz most other places use.

If you are interested in working in an Air Force or Space Force PMEL send your resume to [email protected]

https://boards.greenhouse.io/neuralink/jobs/6079383003?gh_jid=6079383003

Company Description:

We are creating the future of brain-computer interfaces: building devices now that have the potential to help people with paralysis regain mobility and independence and invent new technologies that could expand our abilities, our community, and our world.

Team Description:

Join our innovative Quality Engineering team, a dynamic collective of experts dedicated to maintaining the precision and efficacy of high-tech equipment in preclinical and manufacturing domains. Engage with the latest in biomedical devices, industrial instrumentation, and cutting-edge technologies like lasers and RF systems. As pioneers who've crafted a robust equipment program from scratch, we champion creative problem-solving and strive to set industry benchmarks. Immerse yourself in a mission-critical role that propels safety and regulatory compliance to new heights, and become part of a collaborative force driving the future of biomedical quality.

Job Description and Responsibilities:

Neuralink is seeking a Quality Engineering Technician with a strong knowledge of applied metrology. This technician will calibrate and perform preventative maintenance on equipment in the quality program. In addition, they will troubleshoot and repair instruments and systems. This role requires participation in cross-functional teams and some travel.

Go to the link above for more info

Anyone work at or know of an accredited lab that can cal 4 of these accredited up to 3000 lb?
Here's the link to the meter
https://ptii.net/product/cable-tension-meter-tm-700/
I pdf'd the cert, but it's too large to attach here. Provide an email address and send the cert.
Thanks!

Hello all!

I have been told this pub was never digitized and all paper copies have disappeared. Does anyone have a copy or know where to get one? This is basically my last ditch effort before conceding that they are correct.

I am looking for NA 17-35POP-01B (metrology and calibration program operations process manual).

Thanks for the help! Kind Regards!

Anybody have experience in calibration for 906-10247-3 loop resistance tester?
If I don't have cal std for 906-10247-3, how I calibrate it?
I have used some low resistance shunt, but I couldn't get right result at 10 milliohm.
I think the contact resistance value affects to result, I don't know how I remove it.
Plz help me.

PCI is hiring Calibration Technicians for our service teams in Raleigh, NC.  Please apply here:

https://jobs.applied.com/us/en
We are a subsidiary of Applied Industrial Technologies and FCx Performance.

PCI offers relocation assistance, competitive pay, benefits, company profit share, and a great training program along with our amazing team environment. 

Other locations are also available. 

Want to learn more? Email me at [email protected].
Thank you!