Calibration and Service Technician

LSISMPL•Andover, MN

11d•Onsite

About The Position

Larson Systems, Inc. is hiring a Calibration and Service Technician to calibrate and service spring testing machines in its ISO/IEC 17025 accredited calibration department and at customer locations. Most work is performed at the Ham Lake, Minnesota facility. The company provides training on Larson Systems equipment and procedures. Larson Systems has designed and manufactured spring testing equipment since 1979 for industries including automotive, aerospace, and medical. Starting pay is approximately $26 per hour, depending on experience, plus a travel pay differential and overtime opportunities. Travel is approximately every 4–5 weeks for 2–5 days, with no weekend travel.

Requirements

Some experience in metrology, calibration, or precision measurement.
Understand the importance of accurate measurements, following procedures, and keeping complete records.
Mechanical aptitude and an interest in troubleshooting and equipment repair.
Attention to detail and an interest in understanding how measurement equipment works.
Basic math and computer skills.
Clear communication and the ability to work well with others.
Valid driver's license in good standing; must pass a motor vehicle record review and be approved by the company's insurance provider to drive for work.
Must be eligible to rent and drive rental cars for business travel.
Ability to sit for extended periods while performing calibration work and traveling.
Ability to lift and carry equipment and supplies weighing up to 40 pounds.
Ability to bend, reach, and position oneself to access and service equipment.
Ability to use tools and handle small parts and measurement equipment.
Ability to travel by car and commercial airplane, including overnight trips approximately every 4–5 weeks for 2–5 days.

Nice To Haves

Technical education or certification in metrology or calibration is preferred but not required.

Responsibilities

Calibrate spring testing equipment using established procedures.
Inspect equipment, troubleshoot problems, and complete repairs and adjustments.
Check work and accurately record calibration results and service information.
Follow calibration, quality, and safety procedures.
Work with customers and coworkers to answer questions about service work.
Travel approximately every 4–5 weeks for 2–5 days; weekend travel is not required.