As a Calibration Technician, you will need to master following:

• operate surveying instruments

More generally, a calibration technician is also versed in:

• calibrate electronic instruments
• check system parameters against reference values
• communicate test results to other departments
• conduct quality control analysis
• develop preventive maintenance procedures for instruments
• electrical equipment regulations
• electronic equipment standards
• electronics
• ensure conformity to specifications
• instrument performance elements
• interpret electrical diagrams
• measure electrical characteristics
• metrology
• monitor machine operations
• quality assurance procedures
• quality standards
• read standard blueprints
• report defective manufacturing materials
• test electronic units
• use measurement instruments
• use testing equipment

It also helps to know the following:

• write records for repairs
• assemble electronic units
• calibrate laboratory equipment
• develop calibration procedures
• develop material testing procedures
• electrical discharge
• industrial software
• keep records of work progress
• maintain electrical equipment
• maintain electronic systems
• maintain test equipment
• manage instrumentation systems
• provide user support for electrical instruments
• research equipment needs
• resolve equipment malfunctions
• validate raw materials
• write calibration report
• write inspection reports