Metrologist/CMM operator

International Automotive Components (IAC) Group; Anniston (AL); On-site; USD 55,000 - 75,000; Full time

Job summary

International Automotive Components (IAC) Group is seeking a Metrologist/CMM Operator to join our quality team. You will program and operate CMMs, interpret GD&T, and document inspection results to ensure part conformity.

Training on PolyWorks will be provided to the right candidate, with emphasis on accurate layouts and process improvement. The role requires 3+ years in automotive CMM programming, strong analytical and communication skills, and the ability to read drawings and reverse engineer

Qualifications

• 3+ years experience as a CMM programmer in an automotive manufacturing environment.
• Associate's degree or equivalent in Engineering or Quality; B.S preferred.
• Outstanding analytical skills.
• Proficient in written and verbal communication.
• Knowledgeable in GD&T and problem-solving methods (8D, 5-Why, 5P).
• Proven ability to program CMM from drawings or via reverse engineering.

Responsibilities

• Plan, promote, and participate in activities to support safety and quality.
• Develop and maintain CMM work instructions.
• Perform part inspections using micrometers, calipers, height gage, and other gauges.
• Provide documented reports and explanations of inspection results.
• Train others to run existing inspection programs on the CMM.
• Support Quality Engineers in meeting part submission requirements and validation.
• Keep gage control systems up to date and improve layouts.

Skills

CMM programming

Automotive manufacturing

GD&T

Measurement instruments

Written/verbal communication

Education

Associate's degree in Engineering or Quality

BS preferred

Tools

PolyWorks

Job description

About the Metrologist/CMM Operator position

We are looking for a motivated individual who wants to join our team. You should possess a trained eye for detail, be reliable and committed. In depth knowledge and excellent comprehension of quality standards are also required. We will train the ideal candidate on Polyworks.

Metrologist responsibilities are:

• - Plan, promote, and participate in activities to support safety and quality.
• - Participate as a Trainer when needed.
• - Develop and maintain CMM work instructions.
• - Perform part layouts/inspections using precision measuring instruments including: micrometers, calipers, height gage, pin gages, gage blocks, comparator, bore gages, thread gages, and spectrophotometer, etc.
• - Support the Quality Engineers in meeting part submission requirements and/or validation
• - Provide documented reports and explanation of inspection results.
• - Performs capability studies as required by internal or external customers.
• - Develop and maintain the gage control systems.
• - Develop and maintain work instructions on proper use of inspection fixtures/gages.
• - Train others to run existing inspection programs on the CMM.
• - Participate in corrective action investigations and resulting action items.
• - Make recommendations for overall improvement of the gage control systems and layout processes.
• - Maintain knowledge of current industry inspection technology and techniques. Introduce these into the facility as appropriate.
• - Other duties as assigned by the Quality Manager.

Metrologist requirements are:

• - 3+ years experience as a CMM programmer in an automotive manufacturing environment
• - Minimum of an Associate's degree or equivalent in Engineering or Quality from a college/university or technical school. B.S preferred.
• - Must have outstanding analytical skills.
• - Must be proficient in written and verbal communication.
• - Knowledgeable and experienced in various problem-solving methods, including: 8D, 5-WHY, 5P, etc.
• - Proven ability to use various precision measuring instruments, including micrometers, calipers, height gage, gage blocks gage pins, etc.
• - Proficient in writing, editing and running CMM programs for complex parts and components. Must be able to program from electronic drawing files or "reverse engineer" a program from a part alone.
• - Proficient in the ability to measure parts on a fixed gage or in the free-state
• - Proficient in reading mechanical drawings
• - Thorough and in-depth working knowledge and hands-on experience with GD&T.