The CMM Inspector plays a key role in ensuring that precision machined parts meet all dimensional and quality requirements. This position focuses on quality control, GD&T interpretation, and CMM operation and programming to perform first article and in-process inspections within a dedicated quality control environment.

• Read and interpret blueprints and engineering specifications to determine required materials, surface finishes, tolerances, and dimensions.
• Inspect products for dimensional and attribute conformance, including work-in-progress and first article inspections.
• Follow established inspection procedures to verify product conformance using appropriate measuring and testing equipment, with a primary focus on CMM inspection.
• Operate and program CMM equipment (including Zeiss systems) to perform accurate and repeatable measurements on machined parts.
• Report all inspection findings, discrepancies, and quality concerns to the Quality Supervisor in a timely and clear manner.
• Perform dimensional calculations and apply GD&T principles as needed during routine inspection activities.
• Examine materials and products for surface defects such as cracks, pits, incomplete welds, and other nonconformities.
• Compare products against parts lists, drawings, and sample models to verify completion and adherence to specified dimensions.
• Reject nonconforming or defective parts and clearly mark the type of defect on the part, container, or inspection tag as required.
• Follow documented procedures for the disposition of non-conforming products to ensure proper handling and traceability.
• Record discrepancies on inspection reports and submit detailed discrepancy documentation to the Quality Supervisor for further action.
• Perform final inspection procedures to confirm that finished products meet all quality and dimensional requirements before release.
• Assist manufacturing personnel with in-process inspections and collaborate on problem-solving for dimensional and quality issues.
• Support continuous improvement efforts by providing feedback on inspection results and recurring quality trends.
• Perform other related duties, tasks, and projects as assigned to support the overall quality control function.

• Strong background in quality inspection within a manufacturing or machining environment.
• Hands-on experience in quality control (QC) practices and procedures.
• Proficiency in interpreting and applying Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing (GD&T).
• Experience operating and programming Coordinate Measuring Machines (CMM), specifically Zeiss CMM equipment.
• Ability to perform first article inspections on precision machined parts.
• Competence in performing dimensional calculations and using inspection data to verify product conformance.
• Ability to read and understand engineering drawings, blueprints, and specifications.
• Attention to detail and accuracy in recording inspection results and discrepancies.
• Strong problem-solving skills related to dimensional and quality issues.
• Effective communication skills for reporting findings and collaborating with quality and manufacturing teams.

• Experience working in a dedicated quality control department or inspection room.
• Familiarity with a variety of inspection tools and measuring equipment in addition to CMM (e.g., calipers, micrometers, gauges).
• Understanding of non-conforming product disposition processes and documentation requirements.
• Ability to support continuous improvement and quality initiatives through detailed inspection feedback.
• Comfort working with machined components and precision manufacturing processes.

This opportunity offers long-term stability with a growing organization that invests in modern equipment and facilities. You will work in a brand-new environment designed for precision manufacturing and quality control, with the chance to deepen your expertise in advanced CMM inspection and contribute directly to the success of a forward-looking company.

The role is based in a brand new manufacturing facility, working within a dedicated quality control department that operates in its own enclosed room. The CMM Inspector primarily performs first article inspections on machined parts using inspection equipment, with a strong emphasis on CMM technology, including Zeiss systems. The environment is focused on precision, accuracy, and adherence to established quality procedures, supporting close collaboration with manu