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Metrology / Calibration Technician F/H

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About the Role
Manage the fleet of calibrated tools at HPC site, including:
- Manage the signing out of tools, ensuring accurate data entry including FUD and operation numbers for full traceability.
- Maintain up-to-date records of all issued tools and associated certificates.
- Conduct regular stock checks to ensure tool availability.
- Organise tools systematically on racking for efficient access and inventory control.
- Create tool batches to ensure sufficient calibrated tools are always available.
- Ensure all failed or uncalibrated tools are securely stored and clearly labelled with “not calibrated” stickers.
- Test torque wrenches and complete pre-issue paperwork prior to release.
- Collect tools requiring recalibration and coordinate their shipment and documentation updates.
- Notify relevant teams of any failed tools and trace previous usage.
- Maintain copies of calibration certificates and issue certificates when tools are signed out.
- Create and assign 98 numbers for newly purchased tools.
- Liaise with Trescal/Chalon and other calibration providers regarding queries and errors.
- Record and update all calibration information in COSWIN and Excel databases.
- On receipt of calibrated tools, verify certificates for accuracy and completeness.
- Create the COSWIN front for each tool.
- Apply the appropriate green/gold calibration stickers.
- Record any failed or disposed tools and ensure COSWIN is updated accordingly.
- Escort Trescal driver from south plaza to the HHA building-HHA building to south plaza.
- Ensure all tools on the Trescal consolidated packing list are present when returned back from calibration.
- Distribute relevant calibration certification documents to the quality and surveillance departments on request.
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- Experienced person in calibration, used to manage a fleet of tools.
- Experience in working with Framatome Chalon calibration department (IB) and knowledge in COSWIN software.
- Knowledge of installation activities will help.
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