Metrologist Technician

Responsibilities Perform dimensional and metallurgical evaluations, including sectioning samples, mounting, grinding, polishing, microhardness testing, and microstructure evaluation. Conduct superficial and Rockwell hardness examinations across various part geometries. Review customer specifications and establish/control limits on part tolerances. Maintain, verify, and calibrate hardness testers, microhardness equipment, and other measurement devices. Perform calibration and cleaning of the Leco carbon determinator. Review and implement SPC chart recording; apply statistical methods to monitor process stability. Inspect parts exiting furnaces; assist with production sample pulls. Conduct pyrometry activities including: System Accuracy Tests (SAT) Temperature Uniformity Surveys (TUS) Check dew point on generators and monitor furnace atmospheres. Maintain chemical balance in wash systems and verify wash solution concentrations. Check for water contamination in quench tanks. Gather and document oil samples for batch and pusher furnaces. Quality Systems & Documentation Assist in writing and updating PPAP documents and restricted process change forms. Generate quality reports, inspection data sheets, and trend analyses. Maintain all Quality Center documentation, inventories, and supplies. Support internal audits and customer-driven quality requirements. Maintain cleanliness and organization of the Quality Center. Physical Demands Frequent standing; occasional walking or sitting. Must lift up to 10 lbs regularly and up to 25 lbs frequently. Vision requirements: close, distance, color, peripheral, depth perception, and ability to adjust focus. Regular use of hands for handling parts, tools, and precision instruments. Occasional work near mechanical equipment. Moderate noise environment typical of industrial/heat‑treat facilities. Exposure to fumes, airborne particles, heat‑treat areas, and occasional contact with chemicals. #J-18808-Ljbffr