Program PC-DMIS and perform in-process, final and first article inspections on complex machined parts. 3–5 years’ GD&T inspection experience.
Responsibilities
- Must have GD&T experience and be capable of reading and interpreting complex blueprints
- Able to program CMM for complex machined parts using PC-DMIS
- Perform in-process and final inspections using CMM and other precision measuring equipment in accordance with documented requirements, and report on all findings
- Perform first article inspections and complete all associated documentation
- Be proficient with precision inspection tools (height gauges, calipers, micrometers, bore gauges, indicators, surface plate inspection, profilometers, thread gauges, etc.)
- Inspect parts and certifications from outside processing sources for compliance with customer and blueprint requirements (heat treat, anodize, metal spray, paint)
- Be highly attentive to detail and work effectively with peers based on set priorities
- Complete DIPs (Detailed Inspection Plans) and other AS9102-related documentation, including Net-Inspect and InspectionXpert
- Be an effective communicator, able to interact with other departments and management
To perform the job successfully, an individual should demonstrate the following competencies:
- Three to five years’ experience of GD&T inspection (Y14.5) of aerospace products
- Proficient in precision inspection equipment and tools and their proper use
- High school diploma or GED required; a degree or completed apprenticeship from an accredited trade school is a plus
- Able to read blueprints and interpret work instructions, with strong PC skills and knowledge of Microsoft Word and Excel
U.S. citizenship or valid Permanent Resident status is required.