Precision Gauge Calibration Technician

Dynamic Manufacturing Inc

Illinois

On-site

USD 52,000 - 80,000

Full time

4 hours ago

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Job summary

Dynamic Manufacturing, Inc. is seeking a motivated Gauge Calibration Technician to join our evolving team in Illinois. The ideal candidate is mechanically inclined with a continuous improvement mindset and experience in manufacturing or aerospace settings.

Responsibilities include calibrating gauges, expediting repairs, maintaining calibration records, and conducting Gauge R&R studies. The role requires familiarity with GD&T, basic measuring tools, and strong teamwork within a fast-paced

Qualifications

1-2 years of gauging or inspection experience.
Understanding of blueprints, including GD&T.
Proper usage of calipers, micrometers, dial indicators, and gauge blocks.
Able to perform basic mathematical calculations.
Proficient with MS Word, Excel, & Outlook; multitask with attention to detail.
Bachelor of Science in engineering or science preferred; relevant equivalent experience considered.
Technical degree or mechanical background preferred.
Familiarity with Quality Management Systems in automotive manufacturing preferred.
Mechanical drafting, AutoCAD, and/or Inventor a plus.
Build effective relationships with team members and production staff.

Responsibilities

Perform inhouse calibrations of all gauges.
Expedite the repair or replacement of damaged gauges in a timely manner.
Maintain excellent record keeping of all calibration measurements.
Execute Gauge R&R studies, when required.
Assist in developing new gauge setup and calibration procedures as needed.
Work with outside vendors to schedule onsite calibration or service maintenance as needed.
Train production staff on proper use and care of shop floor gages.
Uphold the 5S technique.
Continually identify areas of improvement and develop plans to implement.
Prioritize and manage a complex workload that is subject to last-minute changes.
Readily understand and communicate gauge problems and gauge requirements.