The CMM Programmer will develop and maintain CMM programs for inspecting and verifying production materials and components, analyze inspection data, communicate results to team members, and contribute to process improvements. The role involves working with blueprints, ensuring product quality adherence, and maintaining safety in the workplace.

The CNC Manufacturing Engineering Manager will oversee technical processes on the shop floor, ensuring efficient manufacturing while leading continuous improvement initiatives. Key responsibilities include troubleshooting issues, managing work orders, and mentoring engineering staff, while collaborating across departments to enhance operational efficiencies and quality standards.

The Quality Control Technician ensures manufactured parts meet customer specifications through inspections, utilizing calibration tools and reporting deviations. They develop inspection reports, enhance quality control processes, and communicate compliance issues promptly.

The CMM Programmer will develop, maintain, and generate programs for coordinate measuring machines (CMM) to inspect and verify production materials and components. Responsibilities include programming machines, analyzing inspection data, conducting first article inspections, and ensuring adherence to quality standards.

The CNC Production Scheduler oversees the materials lifecycle from customer orders to scheduling, procurement, and distribution. Responsibilities include developing production schedules, managing purchasing processes, coordinating with production teams, and optimizing inventory based on demand.