CMM Operator

PCC Talent Acquisition Portal•Redmond, OR

About The Position

GENERAL SUMMARY: To operate CMM’s utilizing software programs to measure dimensions on castings and fixtures. Verify printouts from Work Instruction information to ensure dimensional integrity, and that parts meet PCC and Customer specifications. Must satisfy all Level I requirements. ESSENTIAL JOB FUNCTIONS : Assure castings are in a condition suitable for inspection, verify that paperwork is complete and matches casting. Able to inspect castings as required using Optical Comparator, CMM, Surface Plate, Height Gage, Sine Plate, etc. Selects and loads the appropriate programs into the CMM. Follow Work Instructions to position castings on the automated CMM. Initiates and monitors programs; operates CMM computers and equipment. Responds to computer instructions and error messages during CMM operation. Change and Calibrate measuring probs. Evaluate CMM computer inspection reports for consistency with PCC and Customer specifications. Review reports to determine necessary rework. Mark parts, and make part maps for rework operations. Supply reports and documentation on compliance with specifications. Adjust coordinate system to “Best Fit” or “Balance” castings for Target Machining. Must be capable of “Turning On” new and updated programs. KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS, AND ABILITIES: Requires a thorough knowledge of inspection principles. Must be competent in using all types of hand measuring devices. Must be able to work all types of parts (i.e. Medical, F-22, NASA). Must have good organizational and problem solving skills. Strong blueprint reading, work instructions understanding and math skills are required. Must have the ability to work closely with engineering and management. Must be able to work varying shifts and overtime. EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCE: Requires a High School diploma or equivalent. Strong inspection background and math skills in algebra and trigonometry. Be able to receive Dimensional Inspector Level II Certification with in 1 year. PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS: The ability to sit, stand, possess vision requirements to use radiographic equipment and to pass a depth perception and color vision test. Ability to exert up to seventy pounds of force to move objects. Ability to grasp and manipulate /set-up product as necessary to adhere to the required radiographic technique set-up. Ability to work in conditions which may include exposure to noise, dust, chemicals, and varying temperatures. Note: The statements herein are intended to describe the general nature and level of work being performed by employees assigned to this classification. They are not intended to be construed, as an exhaustive list of all responsibilities, duties, and skills required of personnel so classified.

Requirements

Requires a thorough knowledge of inspection principles.
Must be competent in using all types of hand measuring devices.
Must be able to work all types of parts (i.e. Medical, F-22, NASA).
Must have good organizational and problem solving skills.
Strong blueprint reading, work instructions understanding and math skills are required.
Must have the ability to work closely with engineering and management.
Must be able to work varying shifts and overtime.
Requires a High School diploma or equivalent.
Strong inspection background and math skills in algebra and trigonometry.
Be able to receive Dimensional Inspector Level II Certification with in 1 year.
The ability to sit, stand, possess vision requirements to use radiographic equipment and to pass a depth perception and color vision test.
Ability to exert up to seventy pounds of force to move objects.
Ability to grasp and manipulate /set-up product as necessary to adhere to the required radiographic technique set-up.
Ability to work in conditions which may include exposure to noise, dust, chemicals, and varying temperatures.

Responsibilities

Operate CMM’s utilizing software programs to measure dimensions on castings and fixtures.
Verify printouts from Work Instruction information to ensure dimensional integrity, and that parts meet PCC and Customer specifications.
Assure castings are in a condition suitable for inspection, verify that paperwork is complete and matches casting.
Inspect castings as required using Optical Comparator, CMM, Surface Plate, Height Gage, Sine Plate, etc.
Select and load the appropriate programs into the CMM.
Follow Work Instructions to position castings on the automated CMM.
Initiate and monitor programs; operates CMM computers and equipment.
Respond to computer instructions and error messages during CMM operation.
Change and Calibrate measuring probs.
Evaluate CMM computer inspection reports for consistency with PCC and Customer specifications.
Review reports to determine necessary rework.
Mark parts, and make part maps for rework operations.
Supply reports and documentation on compliance with specifications.
Adjust coordinate system to “Best Fit” or “Balance” castings for Target Machining.
Be capable of “Turning On” new and updated programs.