Two (2) years of vocational or technical school.
Five (5) years of general inspection experience including CMM operating PC-DMIS software.
Computer operation, basic shop math, trigonometry, tolerance calculations.
Gage calibration experience for simple, mainly manual gages.
Strong working knowledge of geometric dimensioning and tolerancing (GD&T;).
Ability to operate CMM equipment using established programs, complete part setups, execute routines, review reports, and recognize concerns requiring escalation.
Demonstrated ability to select and correctly use conventional precision measuring equipment.
Ability to inspect large or complex components while controlling orientation, cleanliness, temperature, restraint, and measurement access.
Ability to analyze results, recognize suspect data, and troubleshoot measurement issues before making product-acceptance decisions.
Working knowledge of calibration status, gage traceability, inspection documentation, and nonconformance reporting.
Basic proficiency with Microsoft Excel, Word, file management, and electronic quality or manufacturing systems.
Effective written and verbal communication skills in English and ability to work collaboratively across functions.
Ability to work first shift, Monday through Friday, with frequent overtime on Saturdays based on business needs.
The employee must be able to bend, reach, and position inspection equipment and components.
Lifting up to 40 pounds independently may be required.
Required personal protective equipment must be worn.