Calibration Specialist

As a Calibration Technician at Cross USA, you will be responsible for performing quality calibrations that adhere to corporate quality standards and procedures. This role requires a strong understanding of precision measurement equipment, including instrumentation, gages, and precision measurement equipment.

• Perform calibration encompassing core disciplines such as temperature, pressure, flow, vibration, mass, electrical, electronics, time, frequency, radio frequency, torque, force, and dimension.
• Prepare for on-site calibrations by reviewing equipment lists, procedures, specifications, and ensuring proper standards are selected for work assigned.
• Ensure all company-issued tools and property are in proper working order and in calibration.
• Perform clerical work associated with calibration activities, including certificates of calibration.
• Perform quality inspection of calibrated equipment as approved by the Quality Manager.
• Complete certificates for equipment calibrated on-site and in-house within 48 hours of job completion.
• Maintain a safety and customer service mindset at all times.
• Consistently maintain good work attendance and a productive work ethic.

• A strong understanding of precision measurement equipment, calibration program management, and measurement principles.
• Proficiency in gage management software.
• Computer proficiency in all Microsoft Office applications.
• A valid driver's license and clean driving record.
• Associates Degree in a technical discipline, such as instrumentation, industrial, mechanical, or electronics engineering.

• Commitment to Excellence - Check your work.
• Customer Relationship Management - communicate with customers to deliver better service.
• Methodical Approach - troubleshooting.
• Team Building.

This role requires standing for greater than four hours at a time, walking 2-4 miles during an 8-hour period, stooping and bending below knee level 2-4 times an hour, lifting and carrying less than 50 pounds but greater than 25 pounds repetitively, climbing stairs more than four times in an eight-hour shift, pushing/pulling objects greater than 25 pounds, reaching out, reaching overhead, and repetitively using feet and hands.