CMM Operator/Programmer

Summary

Inspects tools, molds, design gages, test stands, fixtures, templates, set-up devices, and related items for workmanship, material, completeness and conformance to drawings or other applicable specifications.

Duties and Responsibilities

• Inspects product as required by the Inspection Traveler and Inspection request forms, first piece part, tool made samples, pre-production models, prototypes and other piece parts which may be used to evaluate and approve development and manufacturing processes.  


• Works with Engineers, Designers, Tool Room and Engineering Shop personnel to facilitate fabrication and inspection techniques.  


• Works from prints, specifications and other written or oral instructions.  


• May be required to perform inspection work without use of design gages, drawings, or specifications.  


• Requires knowledge of Tool Design, Tool Room and Engineering Shop Operations.  


• Makes precise measurements which may involve accumulative and calculated dimensions.  


• Sets up and operates all types of inspection instruments, including gages and multi-axis computerized measuring machines.  


• May program inspection computer tapes on piece parts, gages, fixtures, or other related items and loads product and capability tapes.  


• May check and top off lubricants as necessary. 


• Responsible for complying with applicable provisions of Article 18. Environment, Safety, Health of the Collective Bargaining Agreement. 


• May transport tools, materials, and equipment to and from job site and may perform related tasks as necessary.

You Must Have

• US Citizenship, able to obtain and maintain US DOE “Q” level security clearance.


• High School Diploma or GED.


• Ability to work any shift. 


• Working knowledge of shop mathematics including geometry and trigonometry or equivalent military training or equivalent experience.

We Value

• Have a basic knowledge of mechanical gaging and their functions, or the ability to determine the mechanical function and establish potential repair.


• Formal machinist technical training from vocational or trade school.


• Experience using hand gages; Calipers, Micrometers, Plug Gages, Threaded Plug Gages, Threaded Rings, etc.


• Must be able to analyze and interpret data and performs identification and paperwork related to the task.  May perform in-process inspection.


• May have technical associate degree with college course work in calculus.

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Compensation Data 

$39.39 per hour-  $1.50 shift differential