CMM Inspection C - Weekend Day Shift

L3Harris Technologies•Huntsville, AL

1d•Onsite

About The Position

L3Harris is seeking a CMM Inspection C to support operations at its Advanced Manufacturing Facility in Huntsville, Alabama. The facility specializes in inert manufacturing, including the fabrication and assembly of composite rocket motor hardware. This position uses CMM precision inspection to help ensure products, manufacturing tools, processes, and procured items meet quality and safety requirements. The role is structured as a Friday-through-Sunday 3/12 shift, working 6:00 a.m. to 6:30 p.m.; the schedule may be driven by unit operation requirements.

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent with at least 6 years of relevant inspection experience, or a post-secondary/associate degree with at least 2 years of related experience.
Fully proficient job knowledge and skills.
Must be able to perform confined space entry.

Nice To Haves

Experience working in a quality role in a manufacturing environment.
Experience and understanding of dimensioning and tolerancing systems; GD&T is preferred.
Experience with Zeiss Calypso programming.
Experience leading and communicating with a team.
Experience with Root Cause and Corrective Actions analysis.

Responsibilities

Use CMM precision inspection techniques to inspect products, manufacturing tools, processes, and procured items for compliance with quality and safety standards.
Work closely with cognizant Quality Engineers and CMM programmers.
Provide tooling inspection data to Quality Engineering to support the Huntsville calibration system.
Interpret engineering requirements using GD&T knowledge and correlate those requirements with CMM inspection results.
Troubleshoot inconsistent inspection results using critical thinking.
Work with operations to ensure products meet specifications and schedule requirements; coordinate with Manufacturing Engineers and Quality Engineers to troubleshoot and recommend solutions.
Oversee and train personnel in the use of precision inspection measuring devices, including CMM, Laser Tracker, Romer Arm, and Metrascan.
Evaluate similar shop processes and create standardized inspection methods and criteria to minimize errors, mistake-proof processes, and define standardized work.
Assist in developing methods and procedures to control or modify manufacturing processes, collect data, and assist in research; exercise judgment to identify and recommend solutions to difficult-to-detect errors.
Troubleshoot processes and identify, modify, or escalate out-of-control processes and production escapes.