Layout Inspector LPCS ITC 064 (Internal)
About The Position
The Layout Inspector verifies specified dimensions on castings, wax patterns, fixtures, tools, and dies to ensure compliance with PCC and industry standards and customer specifications. The role uses automated coordinate measuring machines (CMMs) and conventional measuring devices, inspects new and revised tools and fixtures, calibrates and adjusts precision measuring devices, and prepares layout and calibration documentation. The position also conducts source inspections at tooling and fixture vendors to assess the accuracy and completeness of vendor inspection methods and reports. It maintains calibration records and may represent PCC during customer and government audits of the calibration program. On-the-job training is provided, along with layout inspector certification and department-directed knowledge- and skill-based training.
Requirements
- Successfully complete PCC training courses or equivalents as determined by the hiring department: Fundamentals of Arithmetic; Beginning Algebra (applied); Beginning Blueprint Reading & Sketching; Computer Applications; Geometric Dimensioning & Tolerance; Visual Inspection for Certification; Dimensional Inspection for Certification; Written Communication Skills; Advanced Geometric Dimensioning & Tolerancing/Aerospace Prints; Technical Math I & II; and Layout I, II & III.
- Ability to identify and use the listed mechanical measuring devices, including measuring and inspection instruments such as rotary tables, optical comparators, trammel rods, calipers, micrometers, gauges, gauge blocks, indicators, scales, and surface plates.
- Ability to perform mathematical calculations using algebra, geometry, and trigonometry and conceptualize abstract geometric relationships.
- Ability to read, interpret, and follow complex technical specifications in technique cards, quality control manuals, and quality control instructions.
- Thorough knowledge of blueprint interpretation and a solid understanding of geometric dimensioning and tolerancing.
- Ability to communicate effectively orally and in writing.
- Ability to work independently with limited supervision.
- Physical ability to perform the essential job functions.
- Ability to map indications and sketch part features and segments neatly and accurately.
Nice To Haves
- Applied understanding of mathematics beyond trigonometry is preferred.
- Working knowledge of investment casting processes is preferred.
Responsibilities
- Identify and interpret dimensions for castings, wax patterns, fixtures, dies, and tools on blueprints.
- Construct three-dimensional plane coordinates for measurement references as defined on blueprints.
- Perform technical mathematical calculations, including analytic geometry and trigonometry.
- Measure specified dimensions with a variety of devices and record measurements manually or in computerized storage.
- Input dimensional coordinates into CMMs for computerized measurement recording where applicable.
- Compare measurements with customer requirements and PCC and industry standards.
- Prepare and review layout reports, describing measurements taken as needed.
- Evaluate and analyze measurement data with engineering departments.
- Conduct source inspections at tooling and fixture vendors to verify vendor inspection techniques and the accuracy and completeness of layout reports.
- Calibrate and adjust fixtures, precision measuring tools, and gauges as assigned.
- Maintain complete and accurate calibration records as required by PCC and customer specifications.
- Represent PCC in customer and government audits of the calibration program.
- Follow plant and department safety rules, operate equipment and tools safely, and identify and report safety problems.
- Complete accurate logs and records and meet production and quality standards.
- Perform other tasks as assigned.
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What This Job Offers
Job Type
Full-time
Education Level
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