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The Pyrometry Engineer Lead is the site's technical authority for AMS2750 compliance and all heat‑treatment pyrometry activities. This role oversees the Thermocouple Laboratory, manage calibration programmes, and ensure all furnaces and thermal processes meet stringent regulatory and customer standards. Acting as a key partner across Manufacturing, Quality, Maintenance, and Engineering, the role drives furnace performance, product integrity, and continuous improvement across all thermal operations.
Key Responsibilities
Lead site-wide compliance with AMS2750 and pyrometry standards.
Manage the Thermocouple Laboratory, including technicians, processes, and inventory.
Govern thermocouple selection, calibration, traceability, and deployment.
Direct and approve all TUS, SAT, and furnace calibration activities.
Maintain and approve all calibration documentation and certifications.
Develop and control pyrometry procedures, quality standards, and technical documentation.
Provide expert guidance for furnace troubleshooting, root‑cause analysis, and NCRs.
Support internal, customer, and third‑party audits as the site pyrometry SME.
Drive continuous improvement in furnace reliability, process capability, and operational efficiency.
Influence long‑term thermal processing strategy across cross‑functional teams.
Promote strong safety, environmental, and quality governance in a heavy‑engineering setting.Skills & Experience
Expert knowledge of AMS2750, pyrometry, and heat‑treatment standards.
Strong background in metallurgy and heat‑treatment science.
Deep understanding of thermocouple technologies and furnace control systems.
Skilled communicator able to influence senior stakeholders.
Proven capability in structured problem‑solving and risk assessment.
Strategic thinker with a strong compliance and operational mindset.Essential Skills
Strong knowledge of AMS2750 and thermal processing standards
Understanding of metallurgy and heat‑treatment effects on materials
Experience with thermocouples, calibration methods, and temperature‑measurement systems
Ability to set up temperature‑monitoring equipment and collect accurate data
Clear communicator able to influence stakeholders and write precise procedures
Skilled in risk assessment, root‑cause analysis, and problem‑solving
Quality‑focused with a strong compliance mindset
Able to work safely and effectively in a heavy‑engineering environment