What you’ll do:

Inspect measuring instruments, fixtures, and equipment with a CMM or other manual measuring techniques per acceptance criteria.
Partner with operations and 3rd parties to monitor all instruments and equipment requiring calibration and ensure timely collection and return of items to the floor.
Design and troubleshoot automated inspection equipment programs.
Interpret advanced blueprints, assembly drawings, angularity, profile, various datum’s (Vectors) and results from advanced inspection and measuring technique (CMM, Keyence, FARO arm) per acceptance criteria.
Document inspection findings, generate non-conformance reports, and initiate Fast Response as needed.
Write visual work instructions and train operators and inspections on the automated inspection equipment.
Complete 5S+ activities which includes but not limited to your working area.
Complete regular training, facilitate training, maintain certifications, and perform additional Quality specific functions as necessary.

Qualifications:

High School Diploma or equivalent from an accredited institution
Minimum 1 year of inspection experience
2 years of CMM programming experience)
2+ years of inspection experience in manufacturing or a technical industry (1 year of CMM in the Aerospace industry)
CMM certification

Ability to design, write, and trouble shoot programs for automated inspection equipment
Advanced Knowledge of scanning & programming from solid models Mitutoyo, MCOSMOS
Ability to read and interpret blueprints and technical specifications, GD&T, and use measuring equipment including calipers, measuring scale, pi tape, gage R and R, material analysis processing, etc.
Ability to work with MFGPro to process parts systematically and WISPER for defective material reports (DMR).
Intermediate knowledge of Microsoft Office, such as Office and Excel.
Ability to perform basic arithmetic in all units of measure using whole numbers, common fractions, and decimals; compute percentages, area, circumference, and volume; draw and interpret bar graphs.
Attention to detail and be able to follow instructions.
Knowledge of manufacturing processes, tooling, fixtures and equipment, manufacturing methods, routings, and standards.
Knowledge of inspection plans, first piece layout, first article inspection, Mill Test
Certification, and Certificate of Conformity (COC)
Knowledge of inspection plans, first piece layout, and first article inspection

You should be proficient in:

Machines & technologies you'll use: