Dimension Control Technician

Build Precision That Powers Flight Dimension Control Technician| Aviation Industry

Location:

Palmdale, CA Pay Rate: $38.00 - 42.00 per hour

Schedule:

Monday-Thursday(4x10 Schedule)
Job Type: Full-Time Contract (11 Months) with Contract-to-Hire PotentialPDS Tech Commercial is partnering with a global leader in the aviation and aerospace industry to find a skilled
** Dimension Control Technician
** who thrives on precision, problem-solving, and advanced metrology technology. If you're passionate about aerospace manufacturing and want to play a critical role in building and validating the tooling and structures behind next-generation aircraft, this opportunity is for you.

Make an Impact Every Day As a Dimension Control Technician, you'll support advanced aerospace manufacturing by ensuring tooling, fixtures, assemblies, and structures meet exacting specifications and tolerances. Working alongside Engineering, Manufacturing, Quality, and Tool Design teams, you'll help deliver the accuracy and precision required to keep complex aviation programs moving forward.

Your expertise in computer-aided measurement systems and dimensional analysis will directly contribute to the quality, safety, and success of industry-leading aerospace projects.

What You'll DoLay out, fabricate, and assemble standard and complex jigs, fixtures, master tooling gauges, tool masters, and related tooling.

Interpret engineering and tool design drawings to plan work methods and determine operational sequences.

Establish and coordinate tooling holes and reference points across multiple planes with exacting tolerances.

Set up and operate advanced optical instruments and metrology equipment to verify alignment, fit, and assembly adjustments.

Perform dimensional inspections using Computer-Aided Measurement Systems (CAMS) and Laser Tracking Interferometer Systems.

Collect and analyze measurement data for tooling validation and production engineering activities.

Collaborate with Manufacturing, Engineering, Quality Assurance, and Tool Design teams to interpret findings and recommend solutions.

Design and develop holding devices, fixture details, and tooling support components.

Prepare operational procedures, fabrication instructions, and shop drawings for production teams.

Support quality assurance efforts through statistical process controls and verification activities.

Maintain accurate inspection records, measurement data, and technical documentation.

Required Qualifications High School Diploma or GED.
4+ years of experience using Computer-Aided Measurement Systems (CAMS) and/or Laser Tracking Interferometer Systems such as FARO or LEICA.Experience collecting and analyzing dimensional data for tooling validation and production engineering applications.

Experience working with Manufacturing Engineering, Quality Assurance, and Tool Design teams to evaluate and communicate measurement results.

Proficiency with Microsoft Office applications.

Strong communication and collaboration skills across multiple organizational levels.

Ability to lift objects weighing 35+ pounds.

Ability to work on ladders and portable platforms and stand for extended periods.

Ability to work 1st shift (5:00 AM-3:30 PM) or 2nd shift (4:12 PM-2:42 AM) as business needs require.

Ability to travel up to 10%.Must be eligible to obtain a Security Clearance.

Preferred Qualifications Working knowledge of advanced computer-aided metrology systems, including:

Laser Trackers Articulated Arms Scanners6

DoF (Six Degrees of Freedom) Systems

Experience with metrology software and graphical interfaces such as:

Verisurf XSA and Maya Matrix Build!

ITPoly Works Experience  comparing collected measurement data to CAD and computer models.

Knowledge of Integrated Systems Airframes and Aerostructures.

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