CNC Machine Qualifier​/Inspector II

Gleason Works, 1000 University Avenue, Rochester, New York, United States of America

Posted Monday, June 1, 2026 at 4:00 AM

With more than 2,200 employees and 13 manufacturing facilities worldwide, Gleason Corporation is a leader in gear technology. Gleason's product and service offerings include gear and transmission design software, gear manufacturing machines and related accessories, gear metrology equipment and automation systems. Gleason products are used by customers in e‑mobility, commercial vehicles, aerospace, agriculture, mining, sustainable energy, construction, power tools, marine and many other industries.

Working for Gleason, you will be connected to work that matters, putting your expertise to its best use while developing skills for the future. The result is a career defined by you, supported by Gleason and built on tangible accomplishments. As we continue to grow and evolve, we are looking for the right people to join us on our mission.

If you are interested in being part of our team, there are a few things you should know:
We are energized by challenges and the effort needed to solve them. We like working with people who are positive, adaptable and growth‑minded. We care how work gets accomplished and are deeply invested in the success of our customers and colleagues. If this sounds like you, we invite you to read on and learn more.

• Excellent benefits package including a 6% Company 401(k) match
• Flexible scheduling options available in some departments
• NYS Certified Apprenticeship Program
• Shift premiums for 2nd and 3rd shifts
• Formal and informal development opportunities.

Responsible for assembling components and sub‑assemblies of machines, and conduct machine qualification and inspection activities.

• Assemble sub‑components of machines.
• Install sub‑assemblies into main assemblies.
• Install and connect pneumatic components.
• Identify and communicate build issues to vendor, engineering, assembly and other groups.
• Use power tools safely and responsibly (e.g., chop saw, drill).
• Inspect, clean and assemble parts and equipment to meet customer specifications.
• Use a crane and various hand tools.
• Verify conformance of parts to stock list and blueprints using measuring instruments, gauges and micrometers.
• Verify alignment and tolerance of moving parts using measuring instruments such as dial indicators and thickness gauges.
• Identify documents and resolve issues related to machine assembly, and suggest solutions.
• Disassemble machine when necessary to repair it.
• Correctly fill out Qualification and Inspection sheets for Gleason Machines ensuring conformance to Gleason specifications for mechanical, hydraulic, lubrication and pneumatic systems along with all machine cycles, safety requirements and special customer requirements.
• Set up machines to perform test jobs and/or customer jobs to specified limits.
• Analyze assembly blueprints and specification manuals and plan machine building operations.
• Align components for assembly manually or with hoist and bolt, screw, dowel, weld or rivet parts together using hand tools, rivet gun, and welding equipment or arrange for assembly by welder and electrician.
• Test operation of assembly by hand.
• Assemble, set up and operate machine to verify functioning, machine capabilities and conformance to customer’s specifications.
• May form and fasten piping, fixtures and attachments required to service machine with air, water and oil.
• Train other employees as required.
• Will support Field Service organization through consultation and/or travel.
• May require some travel and flexibility to work different shifts.
• Communicate with Engineering and other groups to resolve issues.
• Work independently on many machine models.

• Ability to read and interpret complex blueprints/diagrams.
• Strong mechanical aptitude and experience with machine build process.
• Basic computer skills and knowledge of systems (e.g., Microsoft Office, SAP Parts lookup, bay maps).
• Ability to set up and interpret measurement equipment (e.g., dial/electronic indications and chart records).