Senior CMM Inspector & GD&T Programmer

Professional Placement Services

Manor (TX)

On-site

USD 70,000 - 110,000

Full time

6 days ago

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Job summary

Professional Placement Services seeks an experienced Quality Inspector IV/CMM Programmer to translate complex drawings into precise CMM programs and ensure components meet exact specifications. Required are expert GD&T, advanced CMM programming, blueprint interpretation, and the ability to review inspection results and drive corrective actions with Engineering and Manufacturing.

Candidates should have 10+ years in manufacturing, 5+ years in CMM programming, a CWI certification, and ASQ

Qualifications

Expert-level understanding and application of GD&T.
Advanced CMM programming and mechanical inspection experience.
Ability to determine the most effective inspection method regardless of part geometry or complexity.
Expert reading and interpretation of blueprints, production instructions, specifications, BOMs, schematics, weld symbols, and inspection requirements.
Strong knowledge of machining standards and secondary processes, including painting, powder coating, and plating.
Experience calculating flat patterns and inspecting precision sheet-metal components.
Expert proficiency with precision measuring equipment, including micrometers, calipers, and other handheld inspection tools.
Strong mathematical, analytical, organizational, and problem solving abilities.
Excellent attention to detail.
Strong written and verbal communication skills.
Proficiency with Microsoft Office, database software, and computer-based inspection systems.

Responsibilities

Develop, validate, and maintain CMM programs for complex machined and fabricated components, assemblies, and enclosures.
Perform first-piece, first-article, incoming, in-process, and final inspections.
Review and approve inspection results before production begins.
Interpret engineering drawings, GD&T, specifications, travelers, BOMs, solid models, and related technical documentation.
Identify discrepancies between solid models and engineering drawings and coordinate corrective actions.
Generate detailed inspection reports and statistical quality data, including SPC and CPK reports.
Develop CMM reporting platforms and customized report formats.
Audit quality-control processes and inspection programs for compliance with internal and customer standards.
Support internal and external source inspections.
Perform reverse engineering by converting physical products into usable electronic data for engineering and manufacturing.
Participate in New Product Introduction (NPI) activities to evaluate inspection methods, drawing accuracy, tooling requirements, and potential failure points.
Develop inspection techniques, work instructions, and supporting materials for Level I, II, and III inspectors.
Collaborate with Engineering, Manufacturing, suppliers, and customers to resolve quality-related issues.
Recommend opportunities to improve inspection methods and manufacturing processes.
Maintain a clean, organized, and safe work environment.