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Instrumentation Specialist Reviews
What is it like working as an Instrumentation Specialist?
December 2013
Instrumentation
Instrumentation Specialist:
Pros: Very diverse career with many elements that can be extremely technical and require specialized training to work on and with.
Maintenance, calibration and trouble shooting are all common elements associated with working with various instrumentation.
Cons: Troubleshooting as repairs can be tedious. Often times instruments can be destroyed due to misuse or overuse, whichever the case replacement equipment must be procured well in advance as the more specialized the item the longer the lead time to get.
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