Airlines - Aviation Maintenance

Description:

Thank you for inquiring about the opportunity to become a Calibration Technician.

Inspects, tests, maintains, repairs and calibrates a variety of instrumentation and equipment including industrial equipment, test benches, mechanical, electrical, pneumatic, hydraulic, tooling, etc. within an aerospace Maintenance, repair, and Overhaul (MRO) facility for a major airline. Must be able to Interpret schematics/wiring diagrams and technical manuals. Utilize test equipment, oscilloscopes, digital voltmeters and spectrum analyzers, physical dimensional and numerous types of Test, Measure and Diagnostic Equipment TMDE. Must be proficient in the use of standards, diagrams, sketches, manuals, manufacturer's specifications and instructions used in the calibration industry.

Performs calibration, troubleshooting, repair, and adjustment in the laboratory or in-place on physical/mechanical Test, Measure and Diagnostic Equipment (TMDE) such as, but not limited to: pressure, vacuum, liquid and gas flow, mass, length, optical, temperature, torque, force, vibration, dimensional tools and tachometry calibrations.
Interprets and utilizes NIST and/or other International Standards Organization (ISO) or other reports and corrections for any level of calibration and measurement.
Maintains current knowledge of all physical equipment and measurement techniques to perform state-of-the-art measurements with minimum engineering direction.
Perform the following duties in coordination with the Metrology laboratory and/or in-place functions: recommend calibration/repair techniques and calibration/repair systems for new types of instruments; recommend changes to update existing calibration and/or repair stations by determining substitution of instruments, supporting equipment, and methods; determine range, accuracy and uncertainty requirements of laboratory equipment necessary to perform valid calibrations and/or repairs; inform supervision of any deficiencies in measurement and/or repair capability and recommend necessary changes to meet requirements.
Assist in the generation and proof-testing of new calibration procedures, reviews, and updates of old procedures to reflect new technology and/or equipment improvements. Recommend new calibration and/or repair techniques and substitution of instruments and components.
Assist engineers in the development of uncertainty analysis, reports, and check standards for accreditation in measurement parameters. Collect test and check standard data to meet accreditation standards. Prepare trend charts for calibration reference and check standards. Perform accreditation testing on standards and artifacts.
Prepare for and participate in Government and/or customer and commercial audits, assessments, such as the MIP (Measurement Intercomparison Program), MAP (Measurement Audit Program), and accreditation audit programs.
Identify instruments which can no longer be maintained within specified tolerances or operate throughout a specified range and recommend appropriate solution such as retirement, duration, limited performance, etc. Assist engineering in troubleshooting of instrument problems.
Perform necessary liaison with Company and/or vendor personnel to investigate instrument malfunctions.

Requirements:

Job Qualifications: Applicants must have an Associate of Science Degree in Physical Technology, or technical training equivalent to completion of a two-year course in physical measurements, metrology, or other related subjects, or a minimum of twenty four months of calibration experience and successful completion of training requirements as a Physical Calibration Technician (military or civilian). An FCC license and experience with radio transmitters / receivers is preferred. Must have the ability to work independently to develop techniques and procedures and give technical assistance to others. Must be mechanically oriented with good written and verbal communications skills. Experience with Excel, Word and other business computer software applications strongly desired. Experience working in a NVLAP or similar calibration laboratory accreditation program environment are a plus. Must have demonstrated success working in a team environment. Must be physically able to climb ladders, lift equipment over 25 lbs., sit and/or stand for extended periods of time, and work in an industrial environment. Must be performing satisfactorily in current position. For pay rate information for this position please see published pay scale. Practice safety conscious behaviors in all operational processes and procedures.

To qualify for this position, you must:
Have a valid driver's license
Be at least 18 years of age
Be able to pass an extensive background check and drug screen
Be authorized to work in the US
Have the ability to work a flexible schedule including weekends and holidays

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