CMM Operator Quality Technician; 2nd Shift

Position: CMM Operator Quality Technician (2nd Shift)
SUMMARY The CMM Operator supports product configuration verification by operating and maintaining coordinate measuring machine programs that generate accurate, reliable inspection data. This position reviews technical requirements, sets up and measures parts and tooling, evaluates results against specified dimensions and tolerances, documents nonconforming conditions, and helps resolve measurement or equipment issues while maintaining a safe and orderly work environment.

ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS Operate stationary and portable coordinate measuring equipment to verify component and tooling dimensions against specified requirements

Review manufacturing plans, engineering drawings, digital models, and applicable specifications to determine required dimensions and tolerances

Select, install, and run the appropriate CMM program by matching part or tool identification to available program listings

Select the correct ruby-tipped probe, complete setup activities, and calibrate the probe to the reference sphere at required intervals

Position and level parts on the measuring-equipment surface plate while protecting the part and machine from damage

Establish origins, activate digital readout equipment, and record measurements in accordance with the programmed inspection sequence

Print and evaluate measurement results, compare findings with specified dimensions and tolerances, and identify discrepancies

Perform manual dimensional inspections as needed to confirm questionable or unexpected CMM results

Document nonconforming conditions accurately and in accordance with established quality procedures

Install and run CMM programs supporting production operations and prepare sketches using CAD and/or CATIA when required

Assist with troubleshooting and resolving CMM, software, material, and measurement issues within established time constraints

Perform routine equipment care, including cleaning machines and stoning surface plates, and promptly report equipment, software, or material concerns

Perform Level II Quality Assurance Inspector responsibilities as operating conditions require

Maintain good housekeeping practices and comply with all company, quality, and safety policies, including required personal protective equipment

Participate in cross-training, team activities, cost-reduction initiatives, and process-improvement efforts

Interact professionally and respectfully with coworkers, team members, supervisors, and vendors

Perform other duties and special projects as assignedKNOWLEDGEWorking knowledge of stationary and portable CMM equipment and related software packages

Engineering drawings, digital models, manufacturing plans, dimensions, tolerances, and technical specificationsCMM setup, probe selection, calibration, origin establishment, measurement sequencing, and result interpretation

Precision measuring instruments and manual dimensional-inspection methods

Advanced mathematics used in dimensional inspection and quality verification

Applicable manuals, customer requirements, quality procedures, and nonconformance documentation practices CAD and/or CATIA applications for preparing technical sketches

Routine equipment maintenance, surface-plate care, machine cleaning, and shop safety practicesCOMPETENCIESCommitment to company values, ethics, quality, and safety

Dependability, personal accountability, and timely, accurate completion of work Positive attitude, strong work energy, and consistent motivation

Organization, preparation, and close attention to detail

Analytical thinking, troubleshooting, and practical problem solving

Ability to develop and implement ideas that improve quality, efficiency, and processes

Clear, professional communication and effective teamwork

Diplomacy and professionalism when interacting with coworkers, supervisors, and vendors EXPERIENCE AND EDUCATION High school diploma or equivalent required

One or more years of experience operating a stationary or portable CMM preferred

Two-year technical college education or completion of an apprenticeship in a recognized trade, craft, or occupation preferred WORKING CONDITIONS Work is performed primarily in an active manufacturing and inspection environment

Regularly required…