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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
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Tina Churchill-Spencer