High school diploma or GED required
Working knowledge of dimensional measurement tools such as calipers, micrometers, indicators, height gages, pin gages, torque devices, and other inspection equipment.
Ability to read and interpret engineering drawings, specifications, tolerances, and calibration procedures.
Strong applied math skills, including decimals, fractions, unit conversions, and basic measurement calculations.
Working knowledge of calibration traceability and quality-management requirements;
Proficiency with Microsoft Office and electronic calibration or quality-management systems.
Ability to analyze results, recognize abnormal conditions, and make accurate acceptance decisions within assigned authority.
Ability to frequently use hands and fingers to handle small parts, standards, and precision measuring equipment.
Ability to inspect fine graduations, digital displays, surface conditions, and color-coded status indicators at close range, with or without corrective aids.
Ability to sit, stand, walk, bend, and reach as needed in office, laboratory, inspection, and manufacturing areas.
Ability to safely lift and move equipment weighing up to 35 pounds; assistance or material-handling equipment should be used for heavier items.
Ability to work in manufacturing areas where safety glasses, hearing protection, or other personal protective equipment may be required.