Calibration Technician Jobs in San Bernardino, CA (315)
Food Safety and Quality Assurance Technician
Field Service Validation and Calibration Technician
Technician (I, II or Senior) - Afternoon Shift
Calibration Technician
Senior Control Systems and Communication Technician
Quality Control
CMM Technician / Programmer
Lab Technician
R&D Lab Technician I
ASCP Certified Clinical Lab Technician / Medical Lab Scientist
Remote Field Service Technician - Travel & Calibration
Calibration Technician
Calibration Technician
Senior Calibration Technician
Senior ADAS Diagnostics & Calibration Technician
Field Service Technician (Electronics & Calibration) in Redlands
Quality Inspector
Quality Control
Process Engineering Technician
Technology Quality Technician
Quality Technician I
DC Assembly-Test Technician Level IV
Sr Electro - Mechanical Technician
Biology Lab Technician Microbiology & Anatomy Support
DC Assembly and Test Technician
Hays US Laboratory Technician II
ASCP - Laboratory Technician - MLT / CLT
Anesthesia Technician
ASCP - Clinical Laboratory Tech / Medical Lab Technician
Quality Assurance
Calibration Technician - Field (Cal-Cert)
Quality Control Supervisor Coatings Manufacturing
Operations & Maintenance Technician II
Calibration Technician Salary in San Bernardino
Calibration Technicians working in San Bernardino, CA make an average annual salary of $48K and a maximum annual salary of around $73K.
Job Description
Working as a Calibration Technician in San Bernardino, CA
There are 315 Calibration Technician opportunities available in San Bernardino, CA all with unique requirements.
Calibration Technicians are skilled techs who use all types of high-tech equipment to ensure that instruments, measuring devices, and machinery used for production or quality control functions operate properly. Their work doesn't require them to meet with many people to exchange information about their daily work duties or objectives. Instead, they're called upon to analyze instrumentation screens, interpret test data, and make important decisions about the use of measurement equipment. They often deal with the host company's manufacturing operations managers and engineers to provide information on service or production problems that involves critical adjustments in the operation of welding machines, metal processing equipment, or other pieces of machinery. They call upon training in technical mathematics and a wide knowledge of metallurgical testing processes to interpret these problems.
Calibration Technician jobs near San Bernardino, CA
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