CMM Inspector 2nd Shift

VERUS AEROSPACE FINANCE•Tacoma, WA

About The Position

The CMM Inspector monitors and measures the quality of close-tolerance aerospace-machined metal parts and components. The role performs in-process, first-part, and final dimensional inspections of parts and assemblies; sets up and operates coordinate measuring machines (CMMs) and advanced inspection equipment; edits and improves CMM programs or processes; and provides accurate feedback to supporting departments. The inspector verifies parts and assemblies against drawing requirements, checks outside-processed and purchased parts against purchase orders and applicable specifications, confirms required documentation, records and communicates inspection results, and maintains inspection records. The role also performs and documents AS9102 First Article inspections, prepares non-conformance rejection tags, supports customer inspection duties, and helps maintain CMM programs, work instructions, process documentation, SPC data, and sampling records. The position requires five years of prior machine-shop inspection experience; aerospace experience is preferred.

Requirements

Five years of prior machine-shop inspection experience.
Working knowledge of basic inspection equipment.
Knowledge of interpreting and applying aerospace and customer specifications.
Proficiency in reading blueprints and GD&T tolerancing.
Accuracy in setting up and using measuring devices.
Accuracy, legibility, and organization in written records.
Ability to contribute effectively to a team and respond to changing priorities.
General Microsoft Office experience.
Initiative to take on additional responsibilities or tasks; passion for one's work and the success of the organization.
Strong attention to detail; organized and self-motivated.
Ability to work independently and with others.
Basic math and reading comprehension.
Ability to write appropriate correspondence and effectively present information one-on-one and in small groups to customers, clients, and coworkers.
Ability to read and interpret safety rules, operating and maintenance instructions, and procedure manuals.
Ability to pass a visual examination for acuity and color vision.

Nice To Haves

Aerospace experience.

Responsibilities

Follow general company, corporate, and department policies and procedures and meet personal goals and workplace expectations.
Inspect partially complete or completed machined parts and assemblies for compliance with drawing requirements.
Inspect work from outside processors and purchased parts for compliance with purchase orders, applicable specifications, and drawing requirements.
Verify documentation and requirements such as dimensions, surface finish, hardness, serialization and lot tracking, part marking, and appearance.
Record inspection results in written records and computer databases, maintain historical files and summary records, and notify appropriate parties of results.
Visually inspect complex machined parts and verify vendor certifications for completeness and accuracy.
Perform and document AS9102 First Article inspections and write non-conformance rejection tags.
Work effectively with others to build teamwork within the Quality function and the company.
Operate coordinate measuring machines and technical measuring equipment.
Troubleshoot and improve CMM programs or processes as needed; prove out new programs and provide dimensional feedback to Engineering, Manufacturing, Programming, and related departments.
Approve part specifications and dimensions using hard-layout methodologies.
Document work instructions and process documentation.
Accurately manage CMM programs and other inspection documentation using master programs and documents.
Capture, interpret, and maintain SPC and sampling data as required.
Perform delegated customer inspection duties and required training as needed.