Calibration laboratory technician vs electronics technician

Differences between calibration laboratory technician and electronics technician duties and responsibilities

Calibration laboratory technician example responsibilities.

• Lead aerobic, anaerobic and UV light testing, chemical residue testing and centrifuge to separate chemicals from water.
• Instruct and advise in any matter concerning electronic or physical dimensional item use, repair and metrology.
• Calibrate and repair hand tools by NIST standards.
• Measure parts to within specifications, using micrometers and other precision instruments.
• Execute and analyze tests in areas including chemistry, hematology and urinalysis to aid physicians in diagnosing and treating disease.
• Perform routine specimen processing, analysis and resulting of hematology, microbiology, chemistry, urinalysis, serology and blood samples.

Electronics technician example responsibilities.

• Manage and distribute cad standards to contributing design consultants and assist with any design issues as necessary.
• Diagnose and troubleshoot malfunctions in electrical and electronic components.
• Calibrate, troubleshoot and repair professional electronic test equipment: oscilloscopes, oscillators and pulse generators.
• Utilize a wide array of test equipment including oscilloscopes, signal generators, and communications monitors.
• Assemble electronic components onto print circuit boards with aid of PCB component location prints and engineer assembly documentation.
• Help tutor other students in writing, math and electronics.
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