Field Calibration Technician

Calibration TechnicianCalibration technicians are responsible for the inspection, maintenance, and repair of instruments and equipment to ensure they are calibrated correctly and provide accurate measurements.Core ResponsibilitiesPerform repair and calibration of automated precision inspection equipment and related metrology equipment at the customer’s site.Troubleshoot and correct any issues in the hardware and software function of the system.Develop calibration procedures, inspection routines, and test installations to ensure systems are in proper working order.Communicate changes in instructions or schematics to team members.Recommend updates to procedures for accuracy and relevance.Ensure that customer needs and expectations are met in a timely cost-effective manner.Complete applicable documentation related to calibrations.Core CompetenciesExcellent communication, organizational, and customer service skills.Ability to work independently with little direct supervision.Moderate levels of product knowledge, preferably obtained through hands-on experience.Ability to analyze and solve calibration problemsMS Office and business applicationsCommunicates, interacts, and works effectively with others; receptive to feedback and coaching; voices concerns in a constructive manner.Demonstrates commitment to safety first; communicates safety concerns; promotes a safe work environment based on established safety standards and training.Valid Driver’s License.Ability to travel overnight.Follows all Company policies and proceduresCore Experience and EducationAssociate degree or equivalent college or technical school; 2 years relevant experience and training; or equivalent combination of education and experience.1+ years of experience in a similar/related field.Excellent communication and customer service skills.Strong organizational skills.Ability to work independently with little direct supervision.Moderate levels of product knowledge, preferably obtained through hands-on experience.Basic mechanical, electrical, and hydraulic system troubleshooting skills.Must possess a basic understanding of machines/milling/metrology.Must understand, and follow electrical, hydraulic, pneumatic schematics, and ladder logic.Must have the ability to use a variety of basic electrical testing / diagnostic equipment and have a basic understanding of AC and DC electrical theory, as well as the ability to use precision measuring instrumentation.Communicates, interacts, and works effectively with others; receptive to feedback and coaching; voices concerns in a constructive mannerDemonstrates commitment to safety first; communicates safety concerns; promotes a safe work environment based on established safety standards and trainingValid Driver’s LicenseFollows all Company policies and proceduresSelf- leadership, interpersonal communication, and relationship-building skillsAbility to handle and prioritize multiple tasks, work under pressure, and meet all deadlinesExhibit a high level of professional conduct, integrity, and accountability.Must have the ability to make recommendations to effectively resolve problems or issues, by using wise judgment that is consistent.Proficiency in Microsoft Office.Ability to travel as needed for the role, estimated at 10%.Mental/Physical RequirementsAbility to be on your feet while performing job requirementsAbility to sit for periods depending on the job requirements.Frequent alpha/numeric keyboarding.Ability to view a computer for periods.Ability to exert up to 10-50 pounds occasionally.Ability to balance, reach, and grasp as needed for the job.Ability to crouch, grasp, and lift products above shoulders to lift boxes and products from the floor properly.Work ScheduleThis position requires a 40-hour minimum work week.This position is located in the office, not remote or hybrid.This position is non-exempt.Locations only; MN, WI, IA