Instrument Technician
$61,318–$91,998 year
On-siteTemecula, California, United States
Job Summary
Calibrate, adjust, and maintain all measuring devices, gages, and test equipment while collecting and maintaining calibration records electronically and in paper form. Run reports to track costs associated with gage calibration, repair, and replacement, and oversee outsourced calibration to ensure NIST traceability. Repair or replace damaged gages, evaluate new inspection methods to increase accuracy, and inspect components to ensure compliance with quality standards. Create NCRs and CARs for non-conforming products, verify customer requirements, and train shop personnel on equipment use. Operate PMI and Spectrometer Analyzer for metal analysis, implement data collection programs for quality improvement, and assist in resolving field problems for certified products.
Required Qualifications
- HS Diploma / GED
- 3-5 years relevant experience
- Ability to use measuring and inspection equipment
- Knowledge of Microsoft Office products and basic computer skills
- Good oral and written communication
- Good organizational skills
- Self-motivated and ability to work with minimal or no supervision
- Dexterity to use hand tools
- Ability to see and read fine print and markings
- Able to lift up to 50 pounds
Desired Qualifications
- Experience in quality control or quality assurance inspection
- Experience in the electronic manufacturing industry
- Ability to inspect electronic PCBA's including soldering, potting and conformal coat requirements
- Ability to operate a Multimeter
- Experience/knowledge of Hazardous Location requirements for Explosion Proof, Intrinsically Safe and Non-Incentive designs
- Understand NDE (radiography, magnetic particle, liquid penetrant, ultrasonic examination)
- ASTM standards as applicable to material requirements and QA codes
- Experience with diagnostic testing
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