Metrologist

Responsibilities

• Greet customers with a warm and positive attitude.
• Respect your co-workers
• Expect to be on-time and ready for work each day unless you notified your manager or supervisor otherwise.
• Responsible for reporting directly with your assigned manager or supervisor.
• Agree to and must successfully pass ongoing Physical Exams,
• Background Screenings, Drug and Alcohol testing as required.
• Agree to and must successfully pass ongoing safety training, both
• general and customer site-specific safety training.
• Develops and evaluates calibration systems that measure
• characteristics of objects, substances, or phenomena, such as length, mass, time, temperature, electric current, and derived units of physical or chemical measure.
• Identifies magnitude of error sources contributing to uncertainty of results to determine reliability of measurement process in quantitative terms.
• Advises others on methods of resolving measurement problems and exchanges information with other metrology personnel.
• Working at customer sites, often working independently.
• Attend technical training sessions.
• Meet ISO
  9001 and ISO 17025 Quality Management System objectives and follow processes.
• Maintain an orderly work area and clean company vehicle.
• Write neat and accurate service reports.
• Travel is required via company vehicle. The general travel area is within 100-mile radius of the office with some occasional exceptions.
• Drive a company-issued vehicle as required for the job and follow any state and local laws while operating the vehicle.
• Participate in the on-call rotation for service technicians.
• Accept overtime work, as necessary.
• Carry a cell phone when on-duty or on-call.
• Willing to assist other co-workers when available or time permits.

• Self-starter and motivated.
• Strong understanding of metrological terminology preferred.
• Good communication and interpersonal skills, ability to work with others.
• Read and write the English language.
• Follow directions.
• Military calibration training is a plus.
• Vocational technical training or equivalent.
• Military or commercial calibration laboratory experience preferred.
• PLC programming or similar is a plus
• Low-voltage electronic instrument troubleshooting and repair.
• Able to handle tools to perform repair activities.
• Able to use computers and mobile devices
• Working knowledge of Microsoft MS Outlook, MS Word, MS Excel, MS
• Mechanical aptitude, understanding of mechanical movement concepts.
• Read and understand electronic schematic diagrams and technical manuals.
• Possess and Maintain a valid State issued Driver’s License
• Submit to and pass Pre-Employment Background Screen, Drug and Alcohol