Precision Instrument and Equipment Repairers, All Other

About the Role

Precision Instrument and Equipment Repairers, All Other specialize in repairing and maintaining a variety of intricate instruments and equipment used in various industries.

Other Common Titles

  • Precision Instrument Technician
  • Instrument Repair Technician
  • Laboratory Equipment Technician
  • Medical Device Repair Technician
  • Electronics Repair Technician

Typical Tasks

  • Diagnosing malfunctions in precision instruments and equipment.
  • Performing routine maintenance and calibration on instruments.
  • Repairing or replacing defective components and systems.
  • Conducting tests to ensure repaired instruments function within specified tolerances.
  • Keeping detailed records of repairs and maintenance.
  • Communicating with clients or operators to explain maintenance needs.
  • Adhering to safety standards and manufacturer specifications.
  • Staying updated on the latest technologies and methods in precision repairs.

Notable People

  • Thomas Edison Inventor and businessman, known for his pioneering work in electrical engineering and the development of technologies that utilize precision instrumentation.
  • George Washington Carver Agricultural scientist and inventor who improved farming techniques and equipment that required precise instrument repair and maintenance.

Recommended Resources

  • Electronics Repair and Maintenance

    A comprehensive guide detailing techniques and best practices for repairing electronic instruments.

  • The Art of Electronics

    A classic text covering both analog and digital circuits, important for understanding the principles behind equipment repair.

  • Precision Engineering – A Magazine for Precision Manufacturers

    A blog focusing on advancements in precision engineering and repairs, with articles relevant to repairers.

  • Repairing Precision Instruments Podcast

    A podcast discussing methodologies, challenges, and innovations in precision instrument repairs.