Insp, Gage Repair & Cal

Services and maintains (which does not require knowledge of electronic circuitry or affect electronic calibration) all types of special design gages and capital gage equipment.

• Services and maintains (which does not require knowledge of electronic circuitry or affect electronic calibration) all types of special design gages and capital gage equipment.
• Performs necessary layouts and inspection setups to check mechanical functioning of design gages.
• Works with Production, Inspection, Process Engineering and Gage Design in performance of duties.
• Performs minor repairs which shall not alter gaging equipment dimensions.
• Calibrates capital type gaging equipment dimensions.
• Calibrates capital type gaging equipment as required.
• May be required to calibrate dial indicators, torque equipment, force gages and other details of design gages and capital gage equipment.
• Inspects, calibrates, repairs and adjusts standard and A.G.D. gages including, but not limited to, thread ring gages, snap gages, micrometers, torque equipment, dial indicators (excluding maintenance indicators unless requested) and plug gages to established procedures or other applicable specifications.
• Operates a crib or a receiving station which will include checking equipment out and in, maintaining stock and keeping necessary records.
• Requires an understanding of standard gages, shop mathematics and handbook formulae.
• Makes necessary setups and operates all precision equipment necessary to the performance of the task.
• Must have a thorough knowledge of mechanical gaging and their functions.
• May perform in-process inspection.
• May check and top off lubricants as necessary.

• US Citizenship, able to obtain and maintain US DOE Q level security clearance
• High School Diploma or GED
• Ability to work any shift
• One (1) year or more experience reading and following written calibration procedures
• One (1) year or more experience with standard gage, shop mathematics and handbook formulae

• Must be able to work 2nd or 3rd shift
• Have a basic knowledge of mechanical gaging and their functions, or the ability to determine the mechanical function and establish potential repair
• Formal machinist technical training from a vocational or trade school
• Experience using hand gages; Calipers, Micrometers, Plug Gages, Threaded Plug Gages, Threaded Rings, etc.

FMT2021