Uses predetermined methods, operations, setups and prescribed specifications to inspect visually in-process and completed products such as electronic units and subsystems, precision electromechanical assemblies or mechanical units, subassemblies, structural flaws, internal defects, and missing welds. Uses various measuring devices. Accepts, rejects, or reworks defective or malfunctioning units or systems. Works from blueprints, diagrams, dial indicators, preset micrometers, scales, fixtures, customer specifications, drawing or inspection instructions and checklists. May monitor and verify quality in accordance with statistical process or other control procedures.
About the role:
The Quality Inspector (CMM) is responsible for verifying that products meet engineering, customer, and regulatory requirements through accurate inspection and measurement activities. The role supports production, NPI, and continuous improvement activities by ensuring product conformity and effective management of non-conforming material.
Key Responsibilities
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Program, edit, and run CMM inspection programs for production and development activities.
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Perform first-off, in-process, and final inspections using CMMs and conventional measuring equipment, including verniers and micrometers.
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Interpret engineering drawings, specifications, and GD&T requirements to verify product compliance.
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Generate inspection reports and maintain accurate quality records.
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Raise and manage non-conformance reports (NCRs), supporting containment and investigation activities.
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Support First Article Inspection (FAI) and product qualification requirements.
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Develop measurement solutions using CMMs and articulated arm equipment where required.
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Support Statistical Process Control (SPC) and Control Plan activities to maintain process capability.
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Work closely with Manufacturing, Engineering, and Quality teams to resolve quality issues and drive continuous improvement.
