Job ID:

17769 We are seeking a skilled Quality Control Technician for our first shift to perform precision mechanical inspections on manufactured components. This role requires hand on experience in CMM operation, manual inspection techniques ("hard checks"), and a deep knowledge of GD&T for inspecting sheet metal, laser cut, and welded parts. Conduct first article, incoming, in-process, and final inspections on machined parts, sheet metal, and welded assemblies. Perform precise dimensional inspections (hard check) using manual tools (calipers, micrometers, height gauges) and CMMs. Interpret complex engineering drawings, applying expert knowledge of GD&T (ASME Y14.5). Good hand-on experience to operate CMMs (Zeiss or Brown & Sharpe or Mitutoyo) to verify parts against specifications. Document and report all inspection results and non-conformances accurately in the quality management system. Perform receiving inspection on incoming materials and components (raw materials and outside services). What You'll Bring Minimum 2-4 years of quality control inspection in a manufacturing environment (sheet metal, machining, welding, assemblies). High school diploma or equivalent required; technical certification is a plus.

Blueprint & GD&T:

Good level in reading engineering drawings and applying GD&T principles.

Manual Inspection:

Proficient with surface plate inspection and all standard hand-held measuring tools.

CMM Operation:

Hands-on experience is required. Preference for experience with Zeiss (Calypso) or Brown & Sharpe (PC-DMIS), or Mitutoyo (MCOSMOS). CMM programming is a plus, not required.

General Skills:

Strong attention to detail, clear and good communication (required), computer proficiency (MS Office), and the ability to work independently. Physical Demands Must possess visual acuity and manual dexterity. Ability to sit, stand, walk, bend, and lift up to 50 lbs. Pay range $28-31 per hour