Our client, Manufacturing is seeking a CMM Inspector to join their team. As a CMM Inspector, you will be part of the Quality Department supporting the CMM Inspection Team. The ideal candidate will have a strong commitment to precision, the ability to interpret GD&T with confidence, and the drive to improve inspection clarity and process robustness.
Job Title: CMM Inspector
Pay Range: $32 - $38
Shift: 1 st shift 6:00 AM - 2:30 AM and 2 nd shift 2:30 PM - 11:00 PM
What's the Job?
- Perform dimensional layout inspection of machined castings and components on Zeiss CMMs using Calypso, in accordance with published inspection plans, control plans and engineering drawings.
- Load, align and fixture parts per documented setup sheets and inspection instructions, and provide feedback on instructions and setups to improve clarity and robustness of the process.
- Establish and verify part alignments, fixturing and datum schemes; select, build and qualify the appropriate probe and stylus configurations for each program.
- Interpret and apply GD&T per ASME Y14.5 to determine the correct measurement method, evaluate results against tolerance, and disposition parts as conforming or non-conforming.
- Perform first article, in-process and final inspection; complete dimensional layout reports and record all results in the quality system with full traceability.
What's Needed?
- High School diploma AND AA Degree or completed trade school study in a quality, metrology, or machine manufacturing discipline.
- Hands-on experience operating Zeiss CMMs with Calypso software, including the ability to create, edit and prove out programs (not operate existing programs only).
- 3 years’ experience as a CMM operator/programmer in a highly dynamic, metric driven, close tolerance manufacturing environment, with responsibility for programming, inspection and gage use.
- Ability to read and understand detailed blueprints with advanced GD&T experience (ASME Y14.5).
- Working knowledge of SPC fundamentals, capability studies (Cpk/Ppk), gage calibration control and Gage R&R requirements.
What's in it for me?
- Work in a temperature-controlled inspection lab supporting the machining department.
- Use advanced metrology tools (Zeiss CMMs and Calypso) to deliver accurate, traceable inspection results.
- Contribute to quality improvements by identifying out-of-tolerance conditions and supporting containment, root cause analysis and corrective action.
- Help protect production by analyzing SPC data and alerting teams when processes drift toward tolerance limits.
- Maintain a clean, organized inspection lab aligned with 5S standards and safety, environmental, and quality system requirements.
Upon completion of waiting period associates are eligible for:
- Medical and Prescription Drug Plans
- Supplemental Life Insurance
- Short Term Disability Insurance
- 401(k)