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Senior Calibration Engineer / Lab Manager

Trescal Careers
Derby
8 months ago
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Are you a Senior Calibration Engineer with managerial experience, seeking to join the world's leading calibration services company, offering flexible work options and excellent career growth opportunities?

If so, we have an exciting opportunity for you as a Senior Calibration Engineer / Lab Manager at our Derby site.



About the Role

Joining our team growing team as a Senior Engineer/Lab Manager you will be responsible for calibrating measuring instrumentation and repair facilities to both ISO9001 and UKAS standards. These include but are not limited to Micrometres, Callipers, Height Gauges, Torque Wrenches, and Gauge Blocks. You will be expected to manage the maintenance of Calibration Certification records and traceability as well as oversee that the mandatory and legislative QHSE aspects of work are implemented and will be expected to lead the Calibration of specialist products, assist in the development and improvement of Calibration procedures and participate in external/internal audits as required.



Essential Skills

  • Technical qualification such as degree, HND, HNC, NVQ/BTEC
  • UKAS Dimensional signatory status
  • Engineering background, ideally within the Aerospace Industry.
  • Strong IT skills, Microsoft Office (Excel, Word, PowerPoint).
  • In-depth understanding and implementation of 17025 Quality Systems.
  • Previous Management experience.
  • Strong communications...
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