Coordinate Measuring Machine Programmer

Attica Manufacturing Inc.; London; On-site; CAD 65,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

Attica Manufacturing Inc. in London, Ontario is seeking a CMM Programmer to develop, modify and optimize PC-DMIS inspection programs for precision machined components. You will set up and operate CMMs, perform dimensional inspections, and document results using Datapage SPC tools.

You will collaborate with production and quality teams to resolve measurement issues, interpret GD&T from drawings, and maintain the CMMs and inspection procedures as part of a continuous improvement program.

Qualifications

• Diploma or cert in Mechanical Engineering Technology, QA, Metrology, or related field.
• Experience programming and operating CMMs, PC-DMIS preferred.
• Strong ability to read drawings and apply GD&T with precision.

Responsibilities

• Set up, program, and operate CMM equipment for inspection.
• Perform dimensional inspections and document results using Datapage SPC.
• Interpret engineering drawings and GD&T; ensure parts meet tolerance.
• Collaborate with production and quality to resolve measurement issues.
• Maintain CMMs and update inspection procedures; contribute to continuous improvement.

Skills

CMM programming

PC-DMIS

Datapage

GD&T

Dimensional inspection

Quality systems

Team collaboration

Education

Diploma in Mechanical Engineering Technology or QA

Tools

PC-DMIS software

Datapage

Job description

Company Description

Attica Manufacturing Inc. is an ISO 9001 registered company specializing in prototype and production machining, conventional and CNC machining, assembly, mechanical design, jigs and fixtures, welding, fabricating, and CMM inspection. The organization focuses on meeting demanding OEM requirements and delivers high-quality components through rigorous first-off, last-off, and in-process inspections. Its facility is equipped with advanced CNC 5-axis turn/mill centers, vertical and turning centers, mills, lathes, and grinding equipment. The quality lab features two DCC Coordinate Measuring Machines with PC-DMIS programming software and Datapage statistical process software, enabling detailed reporting of key process capability values. Team members work in a technically advanced environment dedicated to precision, reliability, and continuous improvement.

Role Description

The Coordinate Measuring Machine (CMM) Programmer is a full-time, on-site role based in London, ON. This role is responsible for developing, modifying, and optimizing CMM programs using PC-DMIS to inspect precision machined components and assemblies. Day-to-day tasks include setting up and operating CMM equipment, performing dimensional inspections, interpreting engineering drawings and GD&T, and documenting inspection results using statistical process tools such as Datapage. The CMM Programmer collaborates closely with production and quality teams to resolve measurement issues, support root cause analysis, and ensure that parts meet customer and OEM specifications. Additional responsibilities include maintaining CMM equipment, updating inspection procedures, and contributing to continuous improvement initiatives in the quality lab.

Qualifications

• Strong measurement and inspection skills, including Measurements and Inspection, with experience in precision manufacturing environments.
• Proficiency with Gauges and Calibration, ensuring accurate setup, verification, and maintenance of measurement tools and CMM equipment.
• Solid understanding of Quality Control practices, including in-process inspections, first-off/last-off verification, and use of statistical process control data.
• Experience programming and operating CMMs, preferably with PC-DMIS, and familiarity with Datapage or similar statistical reporting software.
• Ability to read and interpret engineering drawings and GD&T, and apply dimensional tolerancing in inspection programs.
• Previous experience in CNC machining or metal fabrication environments is an asset.
• Strong analytical, problem-solving, and documentation skills, with attention to detail and accuracy.
• Diploma or certification in Mechanical Engineering Technology, Quality Assurance, Metrology, or a related technical field, or equivalent experience.
• Ability to work collaboratively on-site in London, ON, and communicate effectively with production, engineering, and quality teams.