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#81
General Discussion / Re: Site layout
Last post by USMCPMEL - 10-10-2022 -- 13:36:14well I for one really liked when you could see all the posts. not sure how keen I am on opening a bunch of different pages to view things.
#82
Jobs Forum / Hiring Calibration Technician ...
Last post by FirstCoastCalibration - 10-07-2022 -- 08:02:15Are you looking for employment? First Coast Calibrations in Jacksonville, FL is hiring!
We are looking for calibration technicians and office administrators! Please see below for specific information on both positions requirements, please send your resume to [email protected] to apply today!
Calibration Technician:
We are looking for a technician with experience in either physical/dimensional or electrical/digital calibrations. Experience with both is optional. Please only apply if you have at least [3] years of experience.
The shift we are looking to fill is a fulltime position, Monday through Friday. Responsibilities include calibrating equipment, quality assurance with completed equipment, working with customers to intake and outtake equipment, and assisting with paperwork in the office when necessary. All calibrations are performed at our facility, we currently do not do perform site Calibrations.
Prior military or management experience is welcome!
Please send your resume to [email protected] to apply today!
Office Administrator:
We are looking for an office administrator with experience with QuickBooks, Microsoft Excel, and Microsoft Access. Experience with ISO/IEC 17025 is considered a plus! All calibrations are performed at our facility, we currently do not perform on site calibrations.
The shift we are looking to fill is a fulltime positions, Monday through Friday. Responsibilities include checking off equipment, writing invoices, assisting with paperwork in the office and customers when necessary.
Prior military and management experience is welcome!
Please send your resume to [email protected] to apply today!
We are looking for calibration technicians and office administrators! Please see below for specific information on both positions requirements, please send your resume to [email protected] to apply today!
Calibration Technician:
We are looking for a technician with experience in either physical/dimensional or electrical/digital calibrations. Experience with both is optional. Please only apply if you have at least [3] years of experience.
The shift we are looking to fill is a fulltime position, Monday through Friday. Responsibilities include calibrating equipment, quality assurance with completed equipment, working with customers to intake and outtake equipment, and assisting with paperwork in the office when necessary. All calibrations are performed at our facility, we currently do not do perform site Calibrations.
Prior military or management experience is welcome!
Please send your resume to [email protected] to apply today!
Office Administrator:
We are looking for an office administrator with experience with QuickBooks, Microsoft Excel, and Microsoft Access. Experience with ISO/IEC 17025 is considered a plus! All calibrations are performed at our facility, we currently do not perform on site calibrations.
The shift we are looking to fill is a fulltime positions, Monday through Friday. Responsibilities include checking off equipment, writing invoices, assisting with paperwork in the office and customers when necessary.
Prior military and management experience is welcome!
Please send your resume to [email protected] to apply today!
#83
General Discussion / Re: Site layout
Last post by Hoopty - 10-03-2022 -- 08:49:40Hey guys,
Yeah, it's a work in progress for now as the old theme didn't work with the updates.
I've been trying to update/upgrade for a while now, but the only way was to kind of start from scratch. The old forum was out of date and broken, so I bit the bullet and got started this weekend.
My plan is to get it close to what it looked like before, but expect some changes overall.
If there is a feature or something I'm missing, now is a good time to ask. No promise, but I'll do what I can.
Anyway, be patient and it'll get better.
Yeah, it's a work in progress for now as the old theme didn't work with the updates.
I've been trying to update/upgrade for a while now, but the only way was to kind of start from scratch. The old forum was out of date and broken, so I bit the bullet and got started this weekend.
My plan is to get it close to what it looked like before, but expect some changes overall.
If there is a feature or something I'm missing, now is a good time to ask. No promise, but I'll do what I can.
Anyway, be patient and it'll get better.
#84
General Discussion / Re: Site layout
Last post by bAdbOb - 10-03-2022 -- 08:38:21Agree with PurelyNonsense!
#85
General Discussion / Re: Site layout
Last post by PurelyNonsense - 10-03-2022 -- 08:29:51I just logged in today and saw the layout. Perhaps going for something modern? Or it updated automatically? Either way. My eyeballs do NOT certify this 
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. #86
General Discussion / Site layout
Last post by Squidley - 10-03-2022 -- 02:40:55Why was the layout changed?
#87
Jobs Forum / Government Calibrator Job - Ch...
Last post by PurelyNonsense - 09-01-2022 -- 10:06:44WG-3378-11 Precision Measurement Equipment Calibrator job available with the US Army in Chambersburg PA. This is a good position with good federal benefits. Salary
$27.32 - $31.86 per hour. As for the pay scale, if you've not worked for the civil service you'll start out at $27.32. Any questions, just ask. If you want to look at the job description and apply, click the link below.
https://go.usa.gov/xhBKc
$27.32 - $31.86 per hour. As for the pay scale, if you've not worked for the civil service you'll start out at $27.32. Any questions, just ask. If you want to look at the job description and apply, click the link below.
https://go.usa.gov/xhBKc
#88
Jobs Forum / Neuralink looking for PMEL exp...
Last post by BigTex - 08-30-2022 -- 15:19:11Neuralink is looking for a talented Equipment Quality Engineer to come join my team! Do you have experience in metrology, industrial instrumentation, or equipment validation in a regulated quality environment? If so apply today! Experience in PMEL or working in an FDA GxP environment is a huge plus. https://boards.greenhouse.io/neuralink/jobs/4770230003
Neuralink is looking for the most talented problem solvers at all levels and for multiple teams to take on the most difficult engineering problems of today!
Other job openings can be found here: https://boards.greenhouse.io/neuralink
Neuralink is looking for the most talented problem solvers at all levels and for multiple teams to take on the most difficult engineering problems of today!
Other job openings can be found here: https://boards.greenhouse.io/neuralink
#89
K5/6 - Physical Dimensional / Re: General Eastern C-1 RH Gen...
Last post by OlDave - 08-12-2022 -- 20:05:38Just a thought....Are you using the standard short little teflon tube from the chamber to the chilled mirror? It has been my experience that tubing like that is semi-permeable to water vapor. I had much better luck with very low dew points if I switched to copper tubing.
#90
K5/6 - Physical Dimensional / General Eastern C-1 RH Generat...
Last post by Hawaii596 - 07-29-2022 -- 14:41:59If anyone has substantial experience using the General Eastern C-1 RH Generator (with General Eastern HYGRO M2 / 1111H-SR Chilled Mirror), this is for you.
The rated specification is 0 to 95%RH for the C-1. The 'new' replacement model C1M (which looks like it is the same instrument) is specified from 10 to 95%RH.
I am wondering if anyone who has used this system substantially has ever been able to set it for 0%RH and actually reach that setpoint. I have been experimenting, including the addition of dry Nitrogen at the input of the C-1 (at OEM recommended flow rate of 8 SCFH). I have the test chamber properly sealed, with the prescribed very slight leak at the edges to maintain neutral barometric pressure.
I want to know if this system was over spec'd and just can't reach 0%RH, or if a well working system will actually reach that set point. The fact that they changed the operating range on the new version makes me wonder if the original model was overspec'd and could never actually reach 0%RH. Or are there system maintenance things I need to do to get my C-1 to reach full specs.
The rated specification is 0 to 95%RH for the C-1. The 'new' replacement model C1M (which looks like it is the same instrument) is specified from 10 to 95%RH.
I am wondering if anyone who has used this system substantially has ever been able to set it for 0%RH and actually reach that setpoint. I have been experimenting, including the addition of dry Nitrogen at the input of the C-1 (at OEM recommended flow rate of 8 SCFH). I have the test chamber properly sealed, with the prescribed very slight leak at the edges to maintain neutral barometric pressure.
I want to know if this system was over spec'd and just can't reach 0%RH, or if a well working system will actually reach that set point. The fact that they changed the operating range on the new version makes me wonder if the original model was overspec'd and could never actually reach 0%RH. Or are there system maintenance things I need to do to get my C-1 to reach full specs.