Metrology Technician
Basic Function
Perform a wide variety of duties to support the Metrology functions of the department. Calibrate, troubleshoot, and repair test and measurement equipment. Administer equipment record and calibration databases.
Essential Duties and Responsibilities
- Set up, test, calibrate and maintain test and measurement equipment in accordance with established company procedures.
- Analyze, repair, and troubleshoot metrology equipment.
- Establish calibration intervals based on internal/external data and manufacturer recommendations.
- Update calibration and asset tracking databases.
- Administration of records in accordance with established procedures
- Conduct experiments in support of metrology development and process improvement.
- Interface with production supervisors and managers to meet production requirements.
- Assist and advise in preparation of calibration and maintenance procedures (work instructions).
- Support company continuous improvement initiatives.
- Ability to follow all safety procedures.
- Regular attendance and ability to get along in a team environment.
- Manual calibration of dimensional, torque pressure, electronic, analog, and proprietary test equipment using lab standards (e.g., Fluke multi-product calibrators, Molboxes, Brooks Flow controllers)
- Create test procedures using manufacturers specifications.
- Support customer and ISO audits
- Other duties as assigned.
Company Description
Brooks Instrument, a global manufacturer of flow and pressure measurement and control products for critical applications, and a division of ITW (A Fortune 200 Company) is seeking candidates for a Metrology Technician. This position will be based out of our headquarters facility in Hatfield, PA (Suburban Philadelphia). In addition to our Pennsylvania operations, Brooks maintains manufacturing locations in, Hungary, and Korea. The Company also maintains sales offices throughout the world. Our products are used in laboratory and process applications in end markets such as:
life sciences, chemicals, semiconductor, analytical instruments, nuclear, and solar cells.
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