CMM Operator/Programmer

FEDCO•Monroe, MI

About The Position

The CMM Operator/Programmer programs and operates a Mitutoyo coordinate measuring machine to inspect manufactured components. The role creates, modifies, and optimizes CMM programs, including programs that inspect multiple parts at once. The position works with engineering on fixtures, tolerances, inspection criteria, and production design issues; records and reports quality data; and supports quality problem resolution and process improvement.

Requirements

Experience operating and programming a Mitutoyo CMM.
Ability to read and interpret blueprints, technical drawings, and specifications.
Familiarity with measurement tools such as calipers and micrometers.
Strong attention to detail and commitment to producing quality work.
Proficiency with Microsoft Office products, including Word and Excel.
Demonstrated technical skills and willingness to continually build knowledge and skills.
Effective oral communication, including listening, seeking clarification, and responding to questions.
Initiative to ask for and offer help when needed.
Ability to contribute to teamwork and give and welcome feedback.
Ability to follow policies and procedures.
Adaptability to workplace changes, delays, and unexpected events.
Consistent attendance and punctuality.
Dependability, including taking responsibility, keeping commitments, completing tasks on time, and working long hours when necessary to reach goals.
Ability to maintain confidentiality.

Responsibilities

Program new CMM programs and operate the CMM to inspect manufactured components.
Modify existing CMM programs to accommodate part changes or improve efficiency.
Create programs that run multiple parts at one time.
Work with engineering to design dedicated fixtures for manufactured components.
Work with engineering to optimize tolerances and inspection criteria.
Work with engineering to resolve design errors found in production.
Train eligible team members in CMM operation.
Record, evaluate, and report quality data.
Inspect vendor, serialized, stock, and finished-equipment parts.
Resolve quality-related problems with engineering, manufacturing, customers, and vendors.
Initiate corrective action reports as needed.
Review systems and processes to develop continued improvements and efficiencies.
Perform other duties as assigned.