Shipboard Technician

Transcat, Inc.•Norfolk, VA

1d•Onsite

About The Position

Transcat is a leading calibration and compliance services provider in North America and beyond, with over 1,000 employees across various roles. We are committed to our 'Trust in Every Measure' promise to customers in vital industries like life sciences, aerospace, defense, energy, and utilities. Our values-driven culture emphasizes employee well-being and career growth. We offer competitive compensation and benefits, including paid time off, health insurance, tuition reimbursement, retirement plans, and a stock purchase plan.

Requirements

Must have knowledge of measurement science principles and be able to independently calibrate equipment and remove/install instruments
Must be able to calculate specifications/tolerances.
Must be able to properly analyze results, including statements of conformity or opinions and interpretations.
Must be able and willing to travel worldwide (more than 50% required), including weekends and periods of 2-3 weeks consecutive travel
Must have a US Passport or ability to obtain one
Must be able to access naval bases and shipyards
Must be a US citizen
Must pass a background check
Must have a driver's license
Must be able to lift 50 lbs.
Must be able to work in small or confined spaces

Nice To Haves

2-Year degree from a technical school or equivalent experience within military and/or calibration industry

Responsibilities

Perform routine maintenance and calibration for pressure gauges, RPM indicators, temperature measurement devices and other related equipment found on board US Navy ships.
Determine the correct measurement tools and equipment needed to perform applicable maintenance and calibrations. Substitute for appropriate standards when necessary.
Conduct test and inspections of products, services, or processes to evaluate quality and/or performance compliance.
Apply measurement science principles and mathematical methods to accurately record and report all findings.
Interpret measurement findings and determine and implement best course of corrective action (i.e., adjust versus replace).
Identify equipment failures and remove/replace as needed.