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            Frequently asked questions

            Calibration specialists do the inspection, repair, maintenance, and testing of aircraft instruments. In the aviation industry, these technicians make sure that all the equipment is accurate and safe complying with the necessary requirements and regulations. Calibration is of utmost significance in aviation for ensuring the safety and quality of aircraft performance.

            The monthly and annual calibration specialist salary varies depending on the role, working hours, employer and the location. Entry-level jobs have different salaries as compared to the openings for experienced technicians. Overall, certified calibration specialists are paid well so if you have the aptitude and forte for pursuing a career in this field, it is monetarily rewarding.

            The certification and experience would take between 3-5 years based on the level of education. However, this time duration can vary. Getting the certificate or licence is a simple process but requires a thorough understanding of the calibration done on an aircraft and can be challenging even if you have been working as a technician for quite a long while.

            Since precision is of prime importance when doing the calibration, calibration specialist jobs require meticulous attention to detail. If you want to build a career in this field, you need to be attentive to little details, good with written and verbal communication, and must know how to solve problems smartly without any unnecessary delays in the daily operational work.

            For becoming a calibration specialist, you need to get a certification and training in calibration technology. To get enrolled in a programme you may not be asked for a degree. There are tech schools that offer calibration technician courses, compare the different options before making a choice. There are job listings from sought-after employers on Aviation Job Search!

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            Calibration Specialist Job Description

            Calibration specialists make sure that equipment, testing devices, and gauges are calibrated accurately. Generally, the technicians work in the manufacturing industry and take part in performing onsite calibrations for the clients as well. They troubleshoot and identify an issue that may have been caused due to a calibration error. They repair and install the mechanical components of an aircraft. Working with electrical components is also in the calibration specialist job description. The specialists have to make certain that all the mechanical parts are calibrated considering the safety regulations for keeping an aircraft functioning smoothly for inbound and outbound flights. 

            Calibration Specialist Job Responsibilities

            Apart from testing, inspecting, and maintaining the manufacturing and other parts of an aircraft a calibration specialist works with vendors for ordering replacement parts. They are responsible for setting up a testing laboratory or equipment for carrying out the calibration tasks in a more efficient manner. The specialists record findings of the calibration work and provide the results in writing to the clients. They have to ensure all the parts are installed and assembled adhering to the precision that is essential for aircraft components including the electrical and mechanical materials. Looking for aircraft technician positions in the UK? Try Aviation Job Search!

            Skills Required for Building a Calibration Specialist Career 

            Agility and attention to detail are the basic skills required for pursuing a calibration specialist career. To work with calibration tools, you have to stay focused and organised, so concentration and understanding the task without missing a minute detail are also essential for performing your work. Collaborating with other teams and excellent communication skills are required for completing a project or assignment. You must be well-acquainted with the latest industry knowledge and need to have the willingness to learn new techniques. Managing time and the ability to work under pressure without letting it affect your productivity will help you excel in your field as a calibration specialist.