GAGE CALIBRATION TECHNICIAN

Work in a precision aerospace environment where quality, accuracy, and craftsmanship matter.

Gain hands-on experience with advanced measurement systems, metrology practices, and industry-recognized quality standards.

Collaborate with experienced inspectors, engineers, machinists, and quality professionals.

Play a direct role in supporting products and processes used in critical aerospace applications.

Build valuable technical skills while creating pathways for long-term career growth and advancement.

Perform calibration, adjustment, and certification of Inspection Measuring and Test Equipment (IM&TE) in accordance with approved procedures and work instructions.

Review calibration records for completeness, accuracy, and compliance.

Maintain calibration standards and ensure traceability to NIST or other approved standards.

Ensure compliance with AS9100, NADCAP, customer specifications, and internal quality requirements.

Record calibration results and maintain documentation using calibration management software such as GageTrak.

Monitor calibration recall schedules and ensure timely calibration of all company-owned IM&TE.

Track, identify, issue, store, and maintain inspection equipment using GageTrak or equivalent calibration software.

Monitor equipment condition and utilization, recommending repair or replacement when necessary.

Ensure proper handling, maintenance, preservation, and storage of precision measuring equipment.

Fabricate reference block assemblies used for swing gage setup and verification.

Set up swing gage contact points, indicators, and associated inspection equipment in accordance with engineering and customer requirements.

Coordinate fabrication of specialized fixturing required for production inspection activities.

Provide technical support related to GD&T, metrology, measurement methods, and inspection techniques.

Assist manufacturing and quality teams with gage-related troubleshooting and measurement concerns.

Assist in completing furnace Temperature Uniformity Surveys (TUS) on company ovens and related equipment.

Maintain accurate quality and calibration records.

Support continuous improvement initiatives related to measurement systems and process controls.

Maintain a clean, organized, and professional work environment.

Perform other duties as assigned.

High school diploma or equivalent.

Ability to read and interpret technical drawings, specifications, procedures, work instructions, and other relevant technical documentation.

Proficiency with computer software and calibration management systems.

Experience using precision measuring equipment and inspection tools.

Strong technical aptitude, attention to detail, and organizational skills.

Ability to work independently while effectively managing multiple priorities.

Prior experience performing calibration, metrology, or gage control functions in a manufacturing environment.

GD&T (Geometric Dimensioning & Tolerancing) training or certification.

Formal metrology training or certification.

Experience using GageTrak or similar calibration management software.

Experience working within AS9100, NADCAP, ISO, or other regulated quality systems.

Aerospace manufacturing, repair, or inspection experience.

A strong commitment to accuracy, attention to detail, and quality.

The ability to maintain precise records and ensure complete traceability.

Mechanical aptitude and a desire to understand how measurement systems function and interact with manufacturing processes.

Strong problem-solving skills and the ability to identify issues before they impact production or quality.

Excellent organizational skills and the ability to manage multiple calibration schedules and priorities.

Effective communication and collaboration with inspectors, machinists, engineers, and production personnel.

A continuous learning mindset focused on improving technical knowledge and metrology expertise.

Expand your expertise in metrology, calibration systems, and measurement science.

Develop advanced knowledge of GD&T and aerospace inspection methodologies.

Gain exposure to AS9100, NADCAP, customer audits, and aerospace quality systems.

Learn specialized calibration techniques for a wide variety of precision inspection equipment.

Cross-train with Quality, Engineering, Manufacturing, and Inspection teams.

Build skills that support advancement into senior calibration, metrology, quality, engineering, or technical specialist roles.

Ability to sit, stand, walk, climb, and balance throughout the workday.

Frequently lift and/or move up to 20-40 pounds.

Ability to work with precision instruments and small components requiring fine motor skills.

Specific vision requirements include: 

• Close vision

• Distance vision

• Color vision

• Peripheral vision

• Depth perception

• Ability to adjust focus

Drug and alcohol screening

Background check