EB4975: Instrument Calibration and Repair Technician
Salary: £20,000 to £29,000 plus Benefits
Location: Nuneaton, West Midlands
Position: Permanent
An exciting requirement for an Instrument Calibration and Repair Technician has arisen to work with a world class, independent engineering consultancy, operating in multiple locations around the world, to support vehicle manufacturers and their supply chain with cutting-edge engineering and testing expertise
This Client is looking to employ an Instrument Calibration and Repair Technician to conduct instrument calibration and repair.
Applications from suitably experienced ex-military personnel are strongly encouraged
Main Duties and Responsibilities:
Perform multi-disciplinary instrument calibration without supervision to approved procedures.
Maintain proper calibration records.
Work as a team with other Department Staff.
Perform an initial assessment of instrument faults arising during calibration.
Maintain laboratory systems for calibration equipment storage.
Use computer databases for equipment management.
Quickly learn the use of new reference equipment & methods.
Planning and execution of instrument calibration on client sites including client liaison
Use of manual handling equipment.
Ability to carry out fault finding to component level.
Good soldering skills including ability to replace surface mount devices, preferably with IPC-610 and IPC-620 training
Skills & Experience:
Essential
2 years in a similar role within a multi- parameter UKAS Accredited Calibration laboratory.
Use of manual handling equipment.
Ability to carry out fault finding to component level.
Good soldering skills including ability to replace surface mount devices, preferably with IPC-610 and IPC-620 training
Preferred
Knowledge of Fluke MetCal, Opto22 software and NI Labview would be an advantage.
Qualifications:
Essential
HNC (Level 4) in Electronic Engineering or Equivalent.
Driving licence
Preferred
HND (Level 5) in Electronic Engineering or equivalent.
Measurement NVQ Level 3
Interested applicants will be expected to complete and return by email a simple application form to which CVs must be pasted.