Laser Tracker Operator - Day Shift

Advanced Integration Technology•Chesterfield, MI

About The Position

Laser Tracker Operators operate laser tracker equipment to meet quality standards and customer specifications. They maintain inspection documentation, generate and maintain reports, provide evidence of inspection results, and compile and evaluate statistical data to determine and maintain product quality. The role includes inspecting tooling, components, parts, and materials throughout manufacturing and supporting the assembly of tooling sub-assemblies. The position works from tool drawings, numerical control data, quality procedures, and instructions, and performs manual inspection and layout tasks. Operators maintain laser tracker equipment, analyze collected data to guide remaining operations, initiate non-conformance documents when required, and communicate results to fabricators, machinists, assemblers, engineers, and other parties. The position may require a government security clearance and may involve travel up to 25% of the time.

Requirements

Associate degree in a related field.
Technician certification.
At least two years of experience in large-scale machining/manufacturing and/or CMM operation.
Knowledge of Verisurf, Spatial Analyzer, and other metrology software.
Ability to follow processes, standard procedures, written instructions, diagrams, and blueprints.
Clear and effective written and spoken communication skills.
Computer skills, including using files, websites, searches, and downloads; knowledge of email, databases, word processing, and spreadsheets such as Microsoft Office.
Ability to inspect equipment, structures, or materials to identify errors, problems, or defects.
Ability to analyze problems, review relevant information, develop options, and implement solutions.
Ability to work effectively with different levels of management, team members, and customers.
Ability to handle frequent interruptions, multitask, and perform consistently under stressful conditions.
Ability to move objects weighing up to 50 pounds and meet the described physical demands.
This position may require a government security clearance.

Responsibilities

Measure and inspect tooling and components to ensure customer specifications are met.
Work from tool drawings, numerical control data, quality procedures, and instructions.
Perform in-process and final inspections of parts and sub-assemblies during manufacturing according to customer requirements.
Inspect incoming parts and materials used on end-item products (tooling) as required by contract.
Take responsibility for product acceptance.
Locate details on tooling sub-assemblies and assist with assembly.
Perform complete manual inspections and layout techniques.
Maintain laser tracker equipment used for job duties.
Inspect details to complete tools using hand tools, a surface plate, or a laser tracker, to print and/or model.
Initiate applicable non-conformance documents as required.
Analyze collected data and evaluate it to provide direction for remaining operations.
Communicate effectively with fabricators, machinists, assemblers, engineers, and other parties as required.
Perform other duties as assigned.