Engineering Technician I, Calibration Technician, DC/Low Frequency

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Engineering Technician I, Calibration Technician, DC/Low Frequency

Performs repair, calibration, and modification of the wide variety of complex
precision measurement equipment utilized by Government of Kuwait (GOK)
agencies.
This discipline includes the following measurement areas: voltage, current,
power, resistance, capacitance, inductance, time, and frequency (‎500 MHz and
below), modulation and pulse characteristics. It also encompasses repair,
calibration, or modification of items such as: audio and low frequency signal
generators, oscilloscopes, digital and analog voltmeters, AC/DC ammeters, watt
meters, electronic counters, pulse generators, resistance, capacitance,
inductance, bridges, and other general purpose measuring equipment. Power
Production/Environmental systems experience/training may be used in lieu of
above disciplinary skills as required.
It is anticipated that Engineering Technicians will be assigned as these job
descriptions state and other related specific tasking details and priorities
will be determined and set by the Commander, KAFMB and communicated to the
Contractor lead.
An Associate's degree in a relevant field, and three (‎3) years of work
experience operating, maintaining, troubleshooting, repairing, calibrating
electronic precision measurement equipment and calibration laboratory
reference standards, with a working knowledge of the basic concepts of
electronics and This knowledge shall include basic electricity, electronics,
circuit theory, digital logic, algebra, and physics.
Completion of a U.S. military precision measurement and calibration program, a
precision measurement and calibration school at an accredited school, or
within a specialized calibration firm, and four (‎4) years of work experience
operating, maintaining, troubleshooting, repairing, and calibrating electronic
TMDE.

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