CMM Programming Technician

SIG SAUER Careers•Exeter, NH

17d•Onsite

About The Position

The CMM Programming Technician edits existing inspection programs using CMM/Gauge software to inspect simple- to medium-complexity components. This entry-level position uses prior CMM operator, mechanical inspection, and manufacturing experience, as well as technical problem-solving skills. The technician works alongside CMM Programmers and Inspectors in a fast-paced, team environment to provide technical and operational support for assigned projects. The role is classified as non-exempt. Regular on-site attendance and punctuality are necessary. The technician may work in other functional areas or facilities depending on business needs, and may be required to work overtime or alternate shifts. The position involves a typical manufacturing environment, repetitive tasks, and substantial standing, along with frequent movement, lifting, reaching, bending, kneeling, and use of tools. Required PPE must be worn where applicable, and employees must comply with work exposure EH&S training requirements and company security mandates.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED.
At least 3 years as a Mechanical Quality Inspector or relevant experience.
Technologist ASME Y14.5M-2009/2018 engineering drawing standards certificate or equivalent.
Ability to use Microsoft Office applications, including Word, Outlook, Excel, and Access.
Ability to use program management software such as GitKraken and other accessory applications needed for the duties.
Effective written and verbal communication skills.
Strong time-management skills.
Ability to perform repetitive tasks and work primarily standing for more than 90% of the shift, except during lunch and break periods.
Ability to frequently stand, sit, stoop, squat, walk, climb stairs, lift or move tooling, parts containers, and materials up to 40 pounds, and reach, bend, and kneel frequently for at least 50% of the shift.
Ability to perform repetitive wrist, hand, elbow, shoulder, and ankle motions and demonstrate fine motor skills, including gripping, reaching, pulling, turning, and using tools to torque fixtures.
Vision abilities may include close and distance vision, peripheral and depth perception, and focusing on fine print.
Must wear required PPE where required and comply with work exposure EH&S training requirements and company security mandates.

Nice To Haves

Bachelor’s or associate degree in Mechanical, Manufacturing, Quality, or another engineering discipline.
At least 1 year as a CMM/Gauge Operator using automated inspection software.
Basic course certification in inspection software such as Calypso, PCDMIS, Modus, or ATOS.

Responsibilities

Modify existing CMM/Gauge inspection plans using 3D CAD models and part drawings for simple- to medium-complexity components.
Prove out CMM/Gauge inspection plans for navigational and computational errors for one system, sensor, or software.
Conduct GRR and correlation studies.
Provide mechanical inspection support and CMM verification for simple- to medium-complexity machined components using hard gaging, height gages, and optical comparators.
Communicate CMM results and present graphical views and analysis to support process troubleshooting and machine corrections.
Qualify, assemble, and replace CMM/Gauge styli.
Identify and assemble existing fixturing for component work holding on automated inspection machines.
Maintain CMM/Gauge, GRR, and correlation reports, as well as other documents related to CMM/Gauge equipment.
Participate in and volunteer for Continuous Improvement projects and tasks.
Follow internal processes and procedures in ISO-regulated departments.
Maintain regular on-site attendance and punctuality.
Participate in 5S workplace organization and sustainment activities to keep the work area in good order.
Perform other duties as assigned.