Calibration Engineer - Electronics/Mechanical/Instrumentation

A Calibration Engineer ensures that instruments, devices, and equipment used in various industries meet regulatory and operational standards. Their work is essential for maintaining accuracy and reliability in measurements across manufacturing, research, healthcare, and other fields.

Roles and Responsibilities of a Calibration Engineer:

1. Calibration of Equipment:

• • Perform calibration of instruments and devices to ensure they meet specified standards.
• • Test, adjust, and repair measurement tools, including gauges, sensors, and electronic or mechanical devices.
• • Maintain traceability to national and international standards.

2. Documentation and Reporting:

• • Prepare and maintain calibration certificates and reports.
• • Document results, calibration processes, and deviations from standard specifications.
• • Ensure compliance with quality management systems such as ISO 9001, ISO/IEC 17025, or other relevant standards.

3. Use of Calibration Tools and Software:

• • Operate advanced calibration tools and software for precision measurement.
• • Manage databases for tracking calibration history and schedules.

Key Skills for a Calibration Engineer:

• • Strong understanding of measurement principles and standards.
• • Proficiency in using calibration instruments and software.
• • Attention to detail and analytical thinking.
• • Knowledge of regulatory standards (e.g., ISO, ANSI, NIST).
• • Problem-solving and troubleshooting skills.
• • Communication Skills: Ability to document and communicate findings clearly.

This role is crucial in industries such as manufacturing, pharmaceuticals, aerospace, automotive, and any field that relies heavily on precise measurements.