CMM Technician

Rcm Industries•Liberty, SC

43d•Onsite

About The Position

JOB SUMMARY The CMM Technician is responsible for performing detailed inspections of aluminum die cast samples at various stages of production and documenting related findings in a variety of ways. Reports to: Quality Assurance Manager

Requirements

High School Diploma or GED
Minimum 1 year experience of GD&T training preferred.
High attention to detail in a fast-paced environment.
Proficient in reading and interpreting blueprints, data, reports, instructions, and guidelines.
Proficient in computer operations and applications in a MS Windows operating system (MS Word, Excel, and Outlook)
Previous experience in an automotive quality metrology lab or other highly regulated manufacturing lab is preferred.
Fixturing experience.
Programming experience.
Practical knowledge using MCOSMOS software and CAD
Understanding of GD&T application.
Strong math skills.
Ability to read and understand 2D and 3D drawings.
Requires thorough knowledge of inspection principles
Familiarity with machining processes and machine shop practices
Familiarity of other measuring devices (calipers, depth gage, height gage, Dial indicators, Micrometers, Optical Comparator)
Able to work well with others and build positive employee relations.
Wear all required PPE: safety glasses, hearing protection, safety footwear, head protection.
Comply with all established safety rules and policies.
Report unsafe conditions, all accidents, and near misses immediately to Supervisor or Manager.
Periods of working on a computer.
Occasionally required to sit, balance, and bend.
Employee may frequently lift or move up to 10 lbs. and occasionally lift or move up to 50 lbs.

Responsibilities

Measure and complete part inspections on Engineering projects, tooling, and production parts.
Responsible for daily upkeep of CMM equipment and accessories.
Responsible for reporting any damage or failure of the machinery.
Ensure CMM equipment is properly calibrated
Ensures appropriate outputs and Report's inspection results to the correct departments or individuals.
Develop, maintain, and generate CMM programs used to inspect and verify production assemblies, incoming parts, tooling, and prototypes.
Review any specifications to establish correct inspection criteria.
Ability to document all required measurements on a First Article form including bubble print and organize information for easy retrieval at a moment's notice.
Organized and can communicate measurements found out of spec to appropriate coworkers.
Document all work completed in a simple but easy to read format.
Ensure all documentation is updated when engineering makes changes
Coordinate surface plate inspections and hand-held gage setup/calibration as required.
Investigate instances of mismeasurement - identify, research, analyze and report measurement problems.
Perform other inspections as directed within the Quality department.