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Job Description:

Starting wage is based on experience and shift.  In addition to a base wage, every associate is eligible for quarterly profit sharing!! Various shifts are available and off shifts include additional shift differential pay.

Job Posting – CMM Programmer

Summary/Objective
CMM Programmers provide support to production departments by way of inspecting machined or purchased firearms parts as well as supporting the calibration of in-line gages, jigs and fixtures used within the firearms manufacturing/assembly process.

Essential Job Functions

• Create CMM programs for inline inspection as well as full layout
• Perform roving complete inspection of machined parts
• Perform first article/PPAP inspections for vendor supplied parts
• Perform gage layout to support calibration
• Perform gage R&R studies on new and existing gauges
• Assist with gage certification and approval
• Quarantine and seek management disposition of material not meeting design intent resulting from improper calibrations and or wear found within the production processes.
• Develop standard job instructions and train quality technicians on gaging techniques and measurements
• Assist engineering with inspection needs

Ideal Candidate Profile

• Communication proficiency with all levels of the organization
• Organizational and problem solving/analysis skills
• Experience in Microsoft Office, Oracle, Minitab, Gage Management Software, PC-DMIS
• Ability to gather and analyze measurement data and report to management
• Must demonstrate technical capacity, thoroughness, and good time management skills
• Must be capable of working independently with little supervision

Required Education and Experience

• High School Diploma or Diploma from a two-year technical, military or trade school
• At least 5 years of on-the-job experience in CMM programming using PC-DMIS
• Strong computer skills
• Advanced use of standard measurement equipment such as height stands, calipers, micrometers, comparators
• Strong understanding of mathematical and numerical concepts
• Advanced knowledge of general metrology instruments and methods
• Understand the principles of measurement standards and the importance of traceability
• Moderate to advanced blueprint knowledge
• Moderate to advanced understanding of Geometric Dimensional Tolerance
• Moderate to advanced knowledge of CAD modeling
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• Training through the ASQ for Certified Calibration Technicians
• 5+ years of quality inspection experience
• Two-year technical degree or equivalent job experience.
• Moderate knowledge of CNC machining