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Gage Calibration Technician
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What they do
A Calibration Technician is responsible for the routine inspection, testing, maintenance and repair of instruments and manufacturing equipment. The purpose of the calibration technician role is to ensure the accuracy of the measurements taken using this equipment.
$63,121 / year median in New Hampshire
+4% projected growth
Job Description
Adecco is hiring Mechanical Inspectors for a leading manufacturing company. We are specifically seeking candidates with a machine shop, CNC machining, or mechanical dimensional inspection background. This position is focused on the inspection of machined parts and components using precision measuring equipment — not assembly or visual-only inspection. Schedule & Pay 1st Shift
- 2 Openings Monday
- Thursday 5:00 AM
- 3:30
PM Pay:
$28.00- 31.00/hour, based on experience Weekend Shift
- 1 Opening Adecco is hiring Mechanical Inspectors for a leading manufacturing company. We are specifically seeking candidates with a machine shop, CNC machining, or mechanical dimensional inspection background. This position is focused on the inspection of machined parts and components using precision measuring equipment — not assembly or visual-only inspection. Schedule & Pay 1st Shift
- 2 Openings Monday
- Thursday 5:00 AM
- 3:30
PM Pay:
$28.00- 31.00/hour, based on experience Weekend Shift
- 1 Opening Friday, Saturday & Sunday 5:30 AM
- 5:45
PM Pay:
$28.00- 31.00/hour + 20% Weekend Shift Differential What You'll Do
- Perform mechanical dimensional inspections on machined parts and components to verify conformance to engineering specifications.
- Inspect parts produced through CNC machining and other machine shop processes.
- Use precision inspection equipment, including digital height gages such as Microhite and Tesa-Hite.
- Perform inspections using digital comparators.
- Utilize Keyence Measurement Systems to perform accurate dimensional measurements.
- Read and interpret blueprints for machined parts, including dimensions, tolerances, and specifications.
- Apply a basic understanding of GD&T (Geometric Dimensioning & Tolerancing) during inspections.
- Document inspection results and identify parts that do not meet required tolerances.
- Work closely with CNC machinists, manufacturing, quality, and engineering teams to address dimensional or quality concerns.
- Operate a CMM when applicable; previous CMM experience is helpful but not required. What We're Looking For
- Previous machine shop experience is strongly preferred.
- Experience with mechanical or dimensional inspection of machined parts is highly preferred.
- Previous CNC Machine Operator or CNC Machinist experience is highly relevant, even if you have not previously held the title of Inspector.
- Must have experience reading blueprints for machined components.
- Basic knowledge of GD&T is required.
- Experience using precision measuring and inspection equipment, including digital height gages, digital comparators, Keyence Measurement Systems, and other dimensional inspection tools.
- CMM operation experience is a plus, but not required.
- Candidates coming primarily from assembly or visual inspection environments without mechanical dimensional or machine shop experience may not be the best fit for this position.