Coordinate Measuring Machine (CMM) Operator and Machined Parts Inspector responsible for operating, maintaining, calibrating and inspecting parts in a manufacturing setting.
Responsibilities
Operate and maintain Coordinate Measuring Machines
Read and interpret engineering drawings and blueprints
Perform measurements and inspections on products using various tools and equipment
Ensure products meet required specifications and standards
Create and maintain accurate records of measurements and inspections
Compensation- $26-$33 per hour base pay. Bonus eligible
Responsibilities
Visually and mechanically inspects parts, subassemblies and assemblies on all company products to ensure conformance to production specifications and quality standards.
Programs CMM equipment and upgrades software as new releases are received.
Works with QA engineering on inspection system projects such as automating data collection, implementing SPC and gage R&R.
Performs first piece validation of CNC generated parts.
Performs the most complex incoming, first piece, in-process, final floor or bench inspection on a wide variety of parts and products.
Inspector for 2nd Shift responsible for visual and mechanical inspection of mechanical/electrical products, setup and calibration of measuring equipment, and documentation of conformance to specifications.
Compensation
Base Compensation 26-33 per hour
Responsibilities
Visually and mechanically inspect parts, subassemblies and assemblies on all company products
Program CMM equipment and upgrade software releases
Work with QA engineering on inspection system projects such as automating data collection, implementing SPC and gage R&R
Perform first piece validation of CNC generated parts
Perform complex incoming, first piece, in-process, final floor or bench inspection
Inspects materials and products such as machined parts, forgings and castings for conformance to specifications, quality standards, dimensional accuracy, and customer requirements
Verifies specified dimensions of product or material using a variety of standard inspection tools such as micrometers, indicators, and calipers
Visual inspection of product to applicable blueprints, and manufacturing plans
Document inspection results in accordance with company procedures, manufacturing plan, and any additional work instructions
Determines conformance of parts, materials, and processes to specifications
Requirements
High school diploma or general education degree (GED)
Perform visual and dimensional inspections of first-piece parts and approve their conformity before production continues, perform final inspections of complex parts, create, edit, and run Coordinate Measuring Machine (CMM) programs, and complete and sign required quality records.
Compensation
Compensation is based on relevant experience and demonstrated level of skill set.
Responsibilities
Perform visual and dimensional inspections of first-piece parts to verify compliance with engineering drawings and operation sheets and approve parts before production continues
Perform final inspections of complex parts
Use precision measuring instruments, including vernier calipers and micrometers, to verify dimensions against specified requirements
Create, edit, and run Coordinate Measuring Machine (CMM) programs using Zeiss Calypso or Mitutoyo Geopak software
Complete and sign required quality records, including MPS, final inspection reports, and non-conformance reports (NCRs), documenting any identified discrepancies or deviations
Requirements
College degree in mechanical engineering
Nice to have: prior experience using CMM Mitutoyo
Nice to have: prior experience using CMM Zeiss
Nice to have: exposure to aerospace manufacturing
Nice to have: tight-tolerance manufacturing environments
The Inspection Technician has responsibility for the inspection of all types of processes, parts, and activities using manual measuring equipment, programming and operation of a coordinate measuring machine (CMM), UT Inspection, and completion of First Article Inspections.
Responsibilities
Perform inspections for first piece, NC program tape proofs and TMI inspections
Write, update and maintain CMM inspection programs for in-process operations
Manufacture and or test parts according to engineering and customer standards and specifications
Maintain accurate and reliable documentation
Perform inspection or testing related activities to ensure that parts are manufactured in accordance with manufacturing standards and blueprint specifications
The Quality Engineer monitors and resolves quality-performance issues, coordinates supplier corrective actions and helps ensure that internal processes and externally supplied products meet engineering, customer and regulatory requirements.
Responsibilities
Conduct incoming receiving, first-piece and final inspections to verify compliance with internal, supplier, engineering and customer requirements.
Review supplier First Article Inspection reports in accordance with AS9102.
Issue, monitor and close Supplier Corrective Action Requests.
Evaluate root-cause and corrective-action responses to reduce or prevent recurring quality issues.
Lead and participate in supplier audits to evaluate compliance, manufacturing capability and quality risk.
Oversee maintenance and calibration of production gauges and process measurement systems, implement quality policies, supervise hourly quality personnel, and ensure compliance with ISO and company standards.
Responsibilities
Oversee maintenance of production gauges and process measurement systems
Develop calibration schedules for production gauges and process measurement systems
Ensure calibration activities are performed per schedules
Ensure calibration records are complete and accurate
Maintain quality and calibration procedures as it pertains to production gauges and process measurement systems
Requirements
Bachelor’s Degree in a powertrain manufacturing facility
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