Senior Calibration Technician

Senior Calibration Technician 
Location - Medina, NY
Pay Range - $25 to $27.75 an Hourly
Duration: 7 months with the possibility of extension/conversion
Ability to work both 5:30 AM - 2:00 PM and 8:30 AM - 5:00 PM shifts and overtime as needed.
 

• Ensuring that electrical, electronic, mechanical, and analytical measuring equipment meets industry standards.
• Responsible for testing and calibrating indicating and recording equipment so they give proper readings.
• Responsible for maintaining equipment, troubleshooting equipment (to the component level) and repairing any damage.
• Operate various electronic meters and test equipment
• Read blueprints, schematics and follow written instructions.
• Coordinate scheduling and interface between external calibration vendors resolves issues and maintains proper communication and reports.
• Able to perform tasks assigned with minimal supervision
• Ability to use various software packages such as MS Excel, Word, and Access Databases
• Perform other duties as assigned

• High School diploma or GED
• 2 years of College, Technical Trade School or US Military training in electronics is preferred
• Working experience in calibration or related work preferred.
• Working experience in medical devices or related industry preferred
• Good math and reading skills
• Computer literate
• Excellent attention to detail
• Basic mechanical ability and understanding
• Knowledge of:
  • Anti-static precautions for working with static sensitive electronic components
  • Working safely with electricity
  • Good Manufacturing Practices
  • Medical Device Regulations
  • Ability to learn the functions of infusion pumps and its various configurations.

• Able to exert up to 20 pounds of force occasionally.
• Able to sit and stand throughout the day.
• Dynamic Lifting capability: Must have the ability to lift and carry 15 pounds from floor to shoulder and lift 2 pounds from shoulder to overhead. Must also have the capability to push and pull a maximum force of 6 pounds.

This is a manufacturing environment regulated by the FDA and many other work rules to prevent damage to the product we manufacture. Some of those work rules include but are not limited to:

Wearing a static protective smock at all times while in the manufacturing/production area.
Wearing a ground wrist strap and plugging that wrist strap into the working table.
Working in close proximity to other employees.
Working in an environment that is temperature and humidity controlled.
Non-routine exposure to de-greasers, oils, electronic equipment cleaners