Precision Measurement Equipment Calibrator

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National (OA)

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SYSTEM OR TRAINING ITEM

Complete Adult CPR, AED, First Aid Certification (American Red Cross, American Heart Association, or approved equivalent)
Explain Required Shop Reading Materials (SOPs, Safety, Policy Letters, etc.)
Describe Mandatory and Recurring Training for IDP/CLP
Describe Information Assurance Training
Describe MS Office Basics
Demonstrate understanding and perform tests of Electricity fundamental concepts
Demonstrate understanding and perform tests of DC Circuits
Demonstrate understanding and perform tests of AC Circuits
Demonstrate understanding and perform tests of Transistor Circuits
Demonstrate understanding and perform tests of Logic and Microprocessor Circuits
Perform Automated Production Control Procedures:
Generate In Shop Status List (ISSL), Master List, Projected List, Delinquency List, Job Log
TB 385-4 : SAFETY REQUIREMENTS FOR MAINTENANCE OF ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT
Describe General Information/Purpose/Scope; Standard Operating Procedures; Accident Reporting
Describe Physiological Effects/Lethal Effects of Electrical Current
Describe Infrared Equipment Hazards
Describe Handling and Storage of Radioactive Material Safety
Describe High Intensity Light Sources Safety
Describe Carbon Arcs Hazards
Describe Laser Safety
Describe Radiofrequency Radiation (RFR) Hazards
Use and Storage of Pressurized Gas Cylinders
Describe Hazardous and Flammable Materials
Describe Acoustical Noise Hazards
Conduct Grounding Checks (Use of R1L-CR +62.5)
Conduct Conductivity Checks (Use of R1M-AR + Model 850)

Publications and Forms

TB 750-25: Maintenance of Supplies and Equipment Army TMDE Calibration and Repair Support (C&RS) Program:
Use and Completion of DA Label 80
Use and Completion of DA Label 163
Use and Completion of DA Label 2417
Use and Completion of DA Form 3758-R / CRRW (Automated)
Preparing Test Reports/Calibration Reports
AR 750-43: Explain Familiarization With Policy and Regulation (Chapter 6)
TB 43-180: Demonstrate Familiarization with Front Matter; Using TB 43-180 Query; Verify Most Current TB With DA Form 2028
Use AFTO’s, NAVAIR, MFR MANUAL, and Local Procedures for Calibration
Submit Change/Correction to TB’s Using DA Form 2028

DC and Low Frequency Parameter

Multimeters, frequency counters, decade resistance devices and various oscilloscopes
Set up and Operate Core Work Station: This includes checking and setting date and time, perform the DC Zero, System configuration using Current Amplifier, Auto Cal for DMM Standard, setting up AC, DC Volts and Current Outputs to the DMM, and Resistance indications to DMM.
Complete Intermediate Check for Core Work Station
Calibrate Digital Multimeter (3 end item checks to be completed on different models of DMM using Manual and Automated Procedures)
Calibrate Frequency Counter (3 end item checks to be completed on different models of counters using Manual and Automated Procedures)
Calibrate Resistance Standards (3 end item checks to be completed on different models resistance standards using Manual and Automated Procedures)
Set up Oscilloscope Calibrator for Operation
Calibrate Oscilloscope (3 end item checks to be completed on different models of Oscilloscopes using Manual and Automated Procedures)
Calibrate Oscilloscope Calibrator (Calibrate using Manual and Automated Procedure)

Physical / Dimensional Parameters

Torque, pressure and vacuum, temperature, linear devices and weights and scales.
Demonstrate Maintenance of Gage Blocks
Calibrate Micrometer, Calipers, Depth Gage (end item check on 1 each type)
Operate Temperature Standard
Calibrate Thermometers (end item check on 3 models of thermometers)
Calibrate Temperature Standard
Operate Force Torque standard
Calibrate Torque Wrench and Torque Screwdrivers (3 end item checks on 3 models of torque wrench/screwdrivers)
Calibrate Weighing Scales, Spring Scales, etc. (3 end item checks on 3 models of scales)
Operate Pneumatic Pressure Standards
Operate Hydraulic Pressure Standard
Calibrate Pneumatic Pressure and Vacuum Gage (3 end item check on 3 models of gages)
Calibrate Hydraulic Pressure Gage (3 end item check on 3 models of gages)
Calibrate Tensiometers

Microwave Parameter

Microwave Measurement Receiver, signal generators, spectrum analyzers, radio test sets, power meters, attenuators, directional couplers, mismatch devices, isolators.
Set up and Microwave Measurement Receiver: This includes checking and setting date and time, perform the Auto Alignment, System configuration with and without Gateway, Power Meter, Power Sensors, loading calibration factors to the Performance Spectrum Analyzer (PSA).
Calibrate Signal Generators (3 end item checks to be completed on different models of Signal Generators using Manual and Automated Procedures)
Calibrate Power Meters (3 end item checks to be completed on different models of power meters using Manual and Automated Procedures)
Calibrate Spectrum Analyzers (3 end item checks to be completed on different models of spectrum analyzers using Manual and Automated Procedures)
Calibrate Attenuators, Isolators, Mismatch Devices, Directional Couplers (6 end item checks to be completed on different models of identified devices using the Automated PILOT Procedures)
Calibrate Radio Test Set (2 end item checks to be completed on available model of radio test set using Automated Procedures)

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