Job Description:
The Instrumentation Calibration Specialist in Edmonton is responsible for ensuring that measurement instruments and control devices are calibrated, tested, and maintained to meet strict accuracy and performance standards. This role involves working with a wide range of equipment, including pressure gauges, temperature sensors, flow meters, and electronic control systems used in industrial manufacturing and process plants.
Key duties include inspecting instruments for defects, performing precise calibration using specialized tools, documenting calibration results, and adjusting equipment to meet manufacturer and industry standards. The specialist troubleshoots malfunctioning devices, recommends repairs or replacements, and works closely with engineering and maintenance teams to ensure optimal system performance.
Compliance with safety and quality protocols is critical, as well as maintaining detailed calibration records for audit and certification purposes. The role requires strong technical knowledge, problem-solving skills, and the ability to work with minimal supervision in both workshop and field environments.
The Instrumentation Calibration Specialist plays a vital role in ensuring that production processes run smoothly, safely, and efficiently, contributing directly to product quality and operational reliability.
Job Requirement:
Education: Diploma or degree in Instrumentation Technology, Electrical Engineering, or related field.
Experience: 2–4 years in instrumentation calibration or maintenance; industrial experience preferred.
Skills:
Proficiency in using calibration tools and software
Ability to interpret technical drawings, schematics, and specifications
Knowledge of ISO, NIST, or equivalent calibration standards
Strong troubleshooting and analytical skills
Language: English required; additional languages an asset.
Other Requirements:
Attention to detail and accuracy in measurements
Physical ability to work in industrial environments, including climbing ladders and lifting equipment
Willingness to work in both field and lab settings
Commitment to safety procedures and ESD practices
