CMM Programer -Metal Components

Shape Corp.•Tanner, AL

About The Position

Responsible for developing, running, and modifying programs to lay out parts, components, checking fixtures, and other objects. The programmer provides reports in the requested format and ensures data accuracy, while supporting the metrology lab through training, customer interaction, and checking-fixture design reviews. The role also supports the Prototype Team by completing ER workflow checklist assignments on schedule and as intended, and by performing Prototype manufacturing activities within the role’s capabilities when primary Faro activities are not required. Additional duties may be assigned by the Leader.

Requirements

High school diploma.
At least 3 years of experience programming quality CMM.
Fundamental understanding of statistics and AIAG Core Tools, including PPAP, SPC, MSA, FMEA, and APQP.
Proficient in GD&T and its practical application.
Proficient in using measuring devices, including calipers, digital indicators, micrometers, and height gauges.
Competent in reading CAD data.
Proficient in Microsoft Office applications.

Nice To Haves

Experience with PCDmis or Metrologic software.
Experience programming sheet-metal and plastic automotive parts.

Responsibilities

Develop programs using Metrologic software to collect data on metal and plastic parts, components, and checking fixtures.
Run CMM programs to lay out parts, checking fixtures, and other items.
Develop reports that meet customer requirements using layout data.
Read blueprints and interpret GD&T.
Troubleshoot existing programs and reports.
Provide leadership and direction for CMM operators when the CMM lead is absent.
Train Shape associates and customers to understand layout results.
Assist with problem solving and continuous improvement activities.
Assist with calibration and certification of process inspection and test equipment as needed.
Provide Blue & Scribe support.
Communicate report data effectively so Shape associates and internal customers understand the results.
Identify and participate in process continuous-improvement activities.
Develop data-collection programs using applicable software, such as PolyWorks, for finished parts, subassemblies, components, and fixtures.
Learn and operate a Faro Arm.
Complete layouts and reports on time.
Support checking-fixture development and attend gage design meetings to ensure Shape standards are understood and included in fixture design.
Store data, reports, and documents according to defined structures and naming conventions.
Use the defined methodology to prioritize and schedule work requests.
Complete work in a detailed, precise, and accurate manner.
Complete assigned ER workflow checklist tasks on schedule and as intended.
Perform Prototype manufacturing activities within applicable capabilities when primary Faro activities are not required.
Perform other duties as directed by the Leader.