CMM Programmer/Operator

CMM Programmer/Operator – Fort Wayne, IN Precision Matters—Down to 0.0002 Inch If you know PC-DMIS, understand GD&T, and can independently program and operate a CMM, this is an opportunity to work on challenging, high-precision components without being buried in repetitive production work. We’re seeking an experienced CMM Programmer/Operator for a growing precision machine shop specializing in automation equipment and low-volume components for aerospace and other demanding industries. You’ll inspect complex machined parts, troubleshoot dimensional issues, and work directly with machinists, toolmakers, and engineers to maintain exceptional quality standards. Compensation & Schedule $35–$40 per hour , based on experience First shift Flexible work schedule Full-time position Benefits Employee health insurance fully paid by the company HSA health plan option 401(k) with company profit-sharing contributions Competitive PTO—up to four weeks Seven personal or sick days Life insurance Short- and long-term disability What You’ll Do Program, set up, and operate a 2020 Hexagon Global S Green CMM Develop and run inspection programs using PC-DMIS Operate a Hexagon Absolute Arm and Hexagon Optiv optical CMM Inspect high-precision, low-volume machined components Read and interpret blueprints, specifications, job orders, and GD&T callouts Verify tight dimensional tolerances of 0.0002 inch or less Perform inspections using comparators, micrometers, calipers, height gauges, and other manual inspection tools Communicate out-of-tolerance conditions to machinists and toolmakers Collaborate with engineers, machinists, and quality personnel to resolve dimensional issues Inspect completed parts for quality and machining accuracy Calibrate inspection equipment or verify current calibration Adjust inspection setups and processes to ensure accurate, efficient results What You’ll Need At least five years of related dimensional inspection experience Experience programming, setting up, and independently operating CMM equipment Working knowledge of PC-DMIS software Strong blueprint-reading and GD&T interpretation skills Experience inspecting tight-tolerance machined components Proficiency with manual precision measurement tools Ability to identify, document, and communicate quality issues Strong attention to detail and problem-solving ability Ability to work independently with minimal supervision Ability to lift up to 50 pounds Experience That Will Help You Stand Out Experience inspecting aerospace components Familiarity with steel, stainless steel, titanium, aluminum, and exotic materials Experience with Hexagon CMM, Absolute Arm, or Optiv equipment Strong mechanical aptitude Background in low-volume, high-precision machining If “close enough” has never been part of your vocabulary, this could be the shop for you. JOB ID : 180811#post #J-18808-Ljbffr