Process Control Calibration Technician

Do you make measurements matter?

As a Process Control Calibration Technician, you’ll ensure our plant chemical process control equipment, heat treatment furnaces, and associated electronics perform with absolute accuracy. This is a 100% onsite role in Ogden, UT reporting to the Senior Technical Services Manager.

What you’ll take on

• Installation & repair: Install, troubleshoot, and repair electronic equipment, thermoelectric elements, pressure and flow instruments, gas chromatograph instruments, and pH instruments and elements.
• Calibration & records: Calibrate temperature and pressure elements to National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) requirements and produce physical calibration documentation.
• Preventive practices: Maintain preventive maintenance records and other test records.
• Reference library: Maintain an organized library of calibration manuals to support consistent work standards.
• Flow control expertise: Rebuild and install valves, valve positioners, and other flow-related devices.
• Team alignment: Coordinate area activities with the central maintenance shop for smooth execution.
• Quality partnership: Collaborate with Engineering and Quality on material qualification and testing; participate in customer audits.
• Guidance-ready: Receive and execute oral and written instructions from your supervisor to prioritize tasks and timelines.

Where you’ll apply your craft

• Plant chemical process control systems and heat treatment furnaces
• Valves, regulators, recorders, controllers, thermal elements
• pH and conductivity instruments, flow analyzers, pressure devices, gas chromatograph instruments

Tools and media you’ll handle

• Electronic and pneumatic test equipment; small hand tools
• Wiring, pneumatic tubing, and fittings
• Controllers, sensors, and PLCs
• Process equipment involving acids and chemicals

Work setup

• Location: Ogden, UT
• Onsite requirement: 100% onsite support
• Reports to: Senior Technical Services Manager

What it takes

• High School Diploma or GED (required)
• Five (5) years of instrumentation and control experience, with at least three (3) years in a similar industrial setting
• Trade/technical school education in industrial instrumentation maintenance may qualify toward the experience requirement
• PLC wiring experience
• Strong maintenance and repair capabilities