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Applied Aerospace & Defense

CMM Programmer

Job Description

Provide CMM programming support and inspection of critical aerospace components which meet company and customer expectations. Identify product for CMM inspection. Develop and write part inspection programs for CMM. Organize and control CMM inspection programs. Troubleshoot product issues and support manufacturing. Train inspection personnel on CMM operation. Identify and recommend process improvements. Interact professionally with colleagues from Quality, Engineering, Manufacturing, and Purchasing. Perform validation activities related to CMM inspection programs. Perform CMM inspection on critical aerospace components as needed. Utilize CMM inspection data to recommend rework activities to machinists when needed. Perform other related duties as assigned.
Required Knowledge, Skills, & Abilities:
Provide coaching, support, and direction to members of a work team Promote positive employee relations through effective conflict management and issue resolution. Effectively track and report manufacturing process performance Communicate / interact with the Customer 5 years? experience in the programming, operation and full utilization of PCDMIS Possess the ability and necessary skills to train QC personnel in the operation of both manual CMM and CMM. Possess the ability to both evaluate and recommend CMM hardware and software improvements, to improve performance and/or utilization, in a cost-effective approach Effective communicator: possess strong verbal and written communication skills. Must be able to directly interface with Engineering, Manufacturing Engineering and suppliers in CMM with any issues that may arise. Strong organization skills
Education & Experience Required:
Bachelor?s degree in engineering or Programming or related field. Alternatively, a special combination of education and experience and/or demonstrated accomplishments. ASQ certification as a Certified Mechanical Inspector or Certified Quality Technician is a plus. 5 years CMM programming experience in the manufacturing industry - aerospace preferred. First piece inspection/layout experience Proficient computer skills are required (PCDMIS, Microsoft Office) CMM set-up, layout inspection, gage calibration, Technical/shop math, blueprint reading (including GD&T). SPC and problem-solving knowledge.

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A Coordinate Measuring Machine (CMM) Specialist specializes in the use of CMMs that measure an object's physical geometrical characteristics as part of the manufacturing process.

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