Calibration Lab Technician I (2nd Shift)

The primary responsibility of the Calibration Laboratory Technician 1 (Cal Lab Tech 1) is to accurately, competently, impartially and efficiently perform calibrations according to relevant calibration laboratory work instructions, quality system procedures and according to Mensor’s accreditation to the latest revision of ISO/IEC 17025 & ANSI/NCSL Z540-1-1994. This includes the documented, demonstrated and proven proficiency in one of the three main pressure areas: low pressure, medium pressure or high pressure. General Responsibilities: Accurately, competently, impartially and efficiently perform calibrations in one of the three main pressure areas: low pressure, medium pressure or high pressure Maintain laboratory equipment and calibration standards to keep them in factory (like new) working order Maintain an organized workplace Other duties as assigned by Calibration Laboratory Manager or Calibration Laboratory Lead Technician Essential Job Functions: Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform these essential job functions: The ability to constantly operate a computer in combination with the operation of calibration laboratory equipment required to perform calibrations The ability to communicate, exchange, and understand information or instruction concerning calibration laboratory activities required to perform calibrations The ability to retain information concerning calibration laboratory activities required to perform calibrations The ability to follow complex instructions when necessary to perform calibrations The ability to remain in a stationary position (sitting or standing) for a significant amount of time with the ability to position oneself to operate calibration laboratory equipment required to perform calibrations The ability to frequently lift or move heavy instruments (up to 55 pounds) required to perform calibrations The ability to repetitively lift or move mass pieces (up to 11 pounds) required to perform calibrations The ability to observe details at close range, such as small mass pieces, instrument adjustment potentiometers, computer monitor information, serial numbers, etc…required to perform calibrations The ability to understand basic mathematics such as greater/less than, addition, multiplication, division and subtraction required to perform calibrations The ability to work a minimum of 39 hours per week required to perform calibrations The ability to work required schedule to perform calibrations The ability to work as a part of a team or unsupervised as an individual