CMM Programmer — Equity & Precision Metrology

Isembard; Greater London; On-site; GBP 65,000 - 85,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Equity

Job summary

Isembard is hiring a CMM Programmer for our Southwark, London factory. You will program, set and run CMMs to verify aerospace and defence components, working with machinists, CAM programmers and quality engineers to ensure parts meet tight tolerances.

You will write and optimise CMM programs, select probing strategies, perform first article inspections (AS9102 / EN 9102) and maintain calibration records. A strong GD&T background and experience with ISO GPS are essential.

Qualifications

• Several years of hands-on CMM programming in precision manufacturing, aerospace or a machine shop.
• Strong PC-DMIS, Zeiss Calypso, Renishaw Modus or comparable software skills.
• Practical knowledge of GD&T (ASME Y14.5) and ISO GPS, and confidence with complex drawings and 3D CAD.
• Proven ability to inspect tolerances of ±0.01 mm and below.
• Experience with aerospace inspection documentation, including FAI.
• Analytical judgement: you find the cause, not just the deviation.

Responsibilities

• Write, simulate and optimise CMM programmes for complex geometry and tight tolerances.
• Choose probing, fixturing and datum strategies, and build inspection fixtures where needed.
• Carry out first article inspection (AS9102 / EN 9102), in-process checks and final inspection.
• Find non-conformances before they reach a customer, and feed corrective actions back into production with machining and CAM.
• Look after calibration and maintenance of CMMs, gauges and hand tools.
• Keep programmes and inspection records controlled and reusable, and help the MasonOS team capture and use inspection data.
• Help streamline inspection as throughput grows.

Skills

CMM programming

GD&T

Analytical mindset

Aerospace inspection knowledge

Tools

PC-DMIS

Zeiss Calypso

Renishaw Modus

Job description

Isembard is hiring a CMM Programmer for our Southwark, London factory. You will program, set and run CMMs to verify aerospace and defence components, working with machinists, CAM programmers and quality engineers to ensure parts meet tight tolerances.

You will write and optimise CMM programs, select probing strategies, perform first article inspections (AS9102 / EN 9102) and maintain calibration records. A strong GD&T background and experience with ISO GPS are essential.