EPC Technician

Reporting to the EPC Director – Engineering, Procurement, & Construction, the EPC Technician performs calibration of precision measurement equipment in the mobile calibration facility at customer locations.Responsibilities and Duties Perform routine calibration on Electrical/Electronics, Dimensional, Torque, Pressure, Force, and Thermodynamic instruments using precision reference standards.Agree to and must successfully pass Background Screenings, Drug and Alcohol testing as required.Agree to and must successfully pass ongoing safety training, both general and customer site-specific safety training.Evaluate and troubleshoot non-operational instruments and perform minor repairs under the direction of management.Follow calibration work instructions and methods.Work closely with Metrologists, Technical Managers, Metrology Engineers, and the Laboratory Manager to ensure that the assigned work is completed in a timely manner.Participating in inter and intra-laboratory proficiency testing.Must demonstrate attention to detail and conscientiousness related to the quality of work.Drive a company-issued vehicle as required for the job and follow any state and local laws while operating the vehicle.Adhere to all Michelli policies and procedures.Participate in daily safety meetings and staffing meetings on customer assigned sites.Complete preventative maintenance checks on assigned vehicles daily.Verify inventory levels of the assigned area.Adhere to all Michelli and customers documentation and retention standards.Attend recertification for on site meetings as needed by customer policies.Attend a training pipeline for full cycle management of assets on large scale facilities you are assigned.Required Skills & Qualifications Two or more years of experience in Calibration or a related technical field preferred.Experience in leadership, time management, and working independently is preferred.Strong customer service skills, including patience, attention to detail, focus, reliability, and conflict de-escalation.Ability to work independently and make sound decisions autonomously.Experience working in detail-oriented, fast-paced environments while meeting deadlines and working under pressure is preferred.Technical reading comprehension skills.Basic knowledge of FLSA standards, industry regulations, reporting procedures, and recordkeeping practices preferred.Proficiency with Microsoft Office programs, including Word, Excel, and PowerPoint.Associate degree in a technical field preferred.Military experience or military training in Measurement Science or Calibration preferred.Experience across a variety of technical disciplines preferred.Sales experience preferred but not required.Bilingual in Spanish is a plus, but not required.Physical RequirementsAbility to safely lift up to 75 lbs occasionally, 50 lbs occasionally, 25 lbs frequently, and up to 24 lbs constantly.Ability to alternate between sitting and standing as needed.Travel required 75% of the time.The general travel area is within a 100-mile radius of the office.