Cmm Programmer/ Quality Inspector

Staffline; Cheltenham; On-site; GBP 35,000 - 45,000; Full time

Job summary

Staffline is representing a precision engineering business in Cheltenham seeking a CMM Programmer/Quality Inspector. The role develops and maintains CMM programmes to support inspection of precision-machined components across manufacturing, including NPI, prototype and R&D items, aligned with AS9100 standards.

You will work with Manufacturing Engineering, Production and Quality to ensure efficient, accurate inspections and robust inspection records, with opportunities for development in a

Qualifications

• Experience programming CMMs (e.g. MODUS, PC-DMIS or similar).
• Strong understanding of engineering drawings and GD&T.
• Experience inspecting precision-machined components.

Responsibilities

• Create and maintain CMM inspection programmes from engineering drawings and CAD models.
• Develop programmes for First Off, In-Process, Final Inspection and FAIR.
• Prove and validate new programmes before release to the Inspection Team.
• Update existing programmes to reflect drawing revisions and ECNs.

Skills

CMM programming

GD&T understanding

Quality inspection

Education

Engineering background

Tools

MODUS

PC-DMIS

Job description

CMM Programmer/Quality Inspector

Shift: Days

Contract type: Permanent

Salary: £35,000 to £45,000 per annum

• Location: Cheltenham

I am looking for an experienced Quality Inspector with an Engineering background for my client, an exciting precision engineering business who are looking for a CMM Programmer/Quality Inspector to join their expanding team. The CMM Programmer / Inspector is responsible for developing, proving and maintaining CMM programmes to support the inspection of precision-machined components throughout the manufacturing process. The role provides technical support to the Inspection Team by ensuring robust inspection programmes are available for First Off, In-Process and Final Inspection, while also carrying out the inspection of complex New Product Introduction (NPI), prototype and R&D components. Working closely with Manufacturing Engineering, Production and Quality, this role helps ensure products are inspected efficiently, accurately and in accordance with customer requirements and AS9100 standards.

Are you an experienced Quality professional? Are you looking to progress your career and work in an industrious and thriving environment with excellent development opportunities?

Key responsibilities - CMM Programmer/Quality Inspector

The person requirements - CMM Programmer/Quality Inspector

• Experience programming CMMs (e.g. MODUS, PC-DMIS or similar).
• Strong understanding of engineering drawings and GD&T.
• Experience inspecting precision-machined components.
• Good communication, organisational and problem-solving skills.
• Experience within aerospace or other high-precision manufacturing environments is desirable

CMM Programming

• Create and maintain CMM inspection programmes from engineering drawings and CAD models.
• Develop programmes for First Off, In-Process, Final Inspection and First Article Inspection (FAIR).
• Prove and validate new programmes before release to the Inspection Team.
• Update existing programmes to reflect engineering drawing revisions and engineering change notices (ECNs).
• Maintain programme revision control and ensure programmes are available for production.

Inspection

• Inspect complex NPI, prototype and R&D components using CMM and conventional measuring equipment.
• Verify components meet drawing, GD&T and customer specification requirements.
• Produce accurate inspection records and support AS9102 First Article Inspection Reports where required.
• Support production inspection activities during periods of high workload.

Technical Support

• Provide day-to-day programming support to Quality Inspectors.
• Troubleshoot programme issues and implement improvements.
• Work with Manufacturing Engineering to develop effective inspection strategies for new products.
• Assist in resolving dimensional and quality-related issues.
• Support standardisation of programming methods and inspection best practice.
• Contribute to continuous improvement and problem-solving activities.

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