CMM Programmer (AeroMotion)

Job Responsibilities

• Performs first piece, in process, and final inspection for quality, appearance, and performance of complex parts and assemblies.
• Performs detail and assembly level First Article Inspection Reports for first time build and repeat parts or part families.
• Plans inspection techniques for first time builds.
• Makes measurements of machined parts, castings, jigs, fixtures, and templates such as: length, height, inside diameter, outside diameter, concentricity, angle, arc, and radii.
• Verifies final inspection, to include sampling plans are complete prior to release of parts to shipping.
• Validates measurement strategy, nominal, tolerances, and inspection results.
• Reviews findings with machinist and/or Quality Manager.
• Provides technical and application support for basic and advanced operators.
• Loads and proves existing offline CNC Inspection Programs.
• Sets up work piece using pre-approved set up information within CNC inspection program, executes CNC inspection program, and performs necessary manual inspections.
• Uses a variety of precision measuring instruments and devices to include manual and automated CMM’s, and Vision systems.
• Validates Required Stylus Systems.
• Develops basic inspection programs in accordance with customer requirements and/or ASME Y14.5-2009 GD&T standards and guidelines.
• Responsible to adhere to the company Quality Policy, and to understand and follow all applicable Quality Work Instructions and Procedures.

Qualifications

• High School education or equivalent is required.
• Minimum 5 years of CMM programming experience required.
• Knowledge of appropriate inspection techniques and equipment usage.
• Advanced Blueprint reading skills.
• Advanced knowledge of GD&T.
• Computer skills to include Excel and Word.