Precision Layout Technician – Dimensional Inspection Pro

GAGE BILT, Inc.; Clinton Charter Township (MI); On-site; USD 42,000 - 62,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health, dental, and vision insurance

401(k) with company match

PTO

Education Assistance

Opportunities to learn new skills

Job summary

Gage Bilt in Michigan is seeking a Quality Layout Technician to perform hands-on dimensional inspection and layout in the Quality Department. Strong layout experience is required; this is NOT a visual inspection position.

Responsibilities include first-piece and in-process inspections, reading blueprints, and using optical comparators, profilometers, bore gauges, Keyence IM Series, and Mitutoyo Form Tracer. Documentation and collaboration with machinists are essential.

Qualifications

• Strong dimensional inspection and layout experience.
• Ability to read and interpret blueprints and drawings.
• Experience with precision measuring equipment and QA processes.
• GD&T knowledge preferred.
• Excellent attention to detail and accuracy.

Responsibilities

• Perform first-piece, in-process, and plate inspections per drawings and specs.
• Conduct dimensional layouts using precision measuring tools.
• Set up and use optical comparators, profilometers, bore gauges, and hand tools.
• Read blueprints, tolerances, and process docs; record results accurately.
• Identify quality concerns and communicate findings to Machining and QA.

Skills

Strong dimensional inspection

Layout experience

Reading blueprints

Attention to detail

Good communication

Organizational skills

Independent work

Education

High School Diploma or GED

Tools

Keyence IM Series

Mitutoyo Form Tracer

Optical Comparators

Profilometers

Bore gauges

Job description

Gage Bilt in Michigan is seeking a Quality Layout Technician to perform hands-on dimensional inspection and layout in the Quality Department. Strong layout experience is required; this is NOT a visual inspection position.

Responsibilities include first-piece and in-process inspections, reading blueprints, and using optical comparators, profilometers, bore gauges, Keyence IM Series, and Mitutoyo Form Tracer. Documentation and collaboration with machinists are essential.