CMM PROGRAMMER OPERATOR

ADDMAN Engineering LLC•Statesville, NC

1d•Onsite

About The Position

ADDMAN is seeking a CMM Programmer Operator to join the Quality Team at its Statesville, North Carolina location. The position helps ensure production parts meet customer requirements by using CMM equipment and software and assisting with visual and dimensional inspections. The employee performs CMM programming, setup, and analysis of in-process and finished products; checks machined components against blueprints; and supports quality documentation, troubleshooting, and feedback to production teams. The role requires exposure to manufacturing areas, where personal protective equipment is required. The facility generally has ambient temperatures, typical plant lighting, and manufacturing equipment. Employees must follow safety procedures and company hazardous-waste disposal procedures. The job description notes that duties may change and that reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform essential functions.

Requirements

U.S. person citizenship status is required because the position is subject to ITAR.
Computer skills.
Innovative thinker and self-starter.
Strong problem-solving skills and a strong sense of urgency.
Good organization and attention to detail.
A two-year technical degree and/or two years of shop-floor machining.
Two years of shop-floor machining and/or six months of quality inspection in a machine-shop environment.
Ability to operate a CMM, including choosing appropriate tools and inspecting parts with minimal supervision.
Knowledge of GD&T and general blueprint interpretation.
Ability to perform the physical requirements of the position, with or without reasonable accommodation.

Nice To Haves

Preferred experience with PC DMIS CMM software.

Responsibilities

Measure key part characteristics with CMM equipment.
Perform CMM programming, setup, and analysis of in-process and finished products.
Work with engineering and programming teams to troubleshoot parts.
Perform first-piece production inspections and provide feedback.
Document findings and develop planning for jobs.
Train others on CMM operation and appropriate methods.
Check and verify machined component dimensions against blueprints using measuring devices.
Communicate with machinists, operators, and management to maintain acceptable quality standards.
Maintain and generate required quality documentation, including inspection and discrepancy reports.
Perform other miscellaneous or related duties as assigned or requested.
Follow standard safety policies and procedures and company hazardous-waste disposal procedures.