Step into Precision
Picture your day beginning at the inspection bench. You review a batch of freshly manufactured parts, compare them to prints, and verify critical dimensions. A few pieces need attention—you sort those that can be re-processed, document defects, and flag anything that doesn’t meet spec. Before lunch, you calibrate a set of gauges to ensure every measurement remains trustworthy. In the afternoon, you partner with the quality team to support a customer claim, then assist on an internal audit to keep our processes sharp. That’s a typical day as our Metrology and Dimensional Inspection Technician.
What You’ll Do
- Perform quality assurance checks and inspections on manufactured parts from incoming through final verification.
- Inspect and sort materials, identifying items suitable for re-processing versus scrap.
- Review and document defective material to support corrective actions.
- Carry out calibrations and conduct visual quality assessments to maintain measurement integrity.
- Coordinate with the quality assurance team on customer and supplier claims.
- Assist with internal and external quality audits.
What You Bring
- Knowledge of divisional machining processes and capabilities.
- Familiarity with divisional manufactured parts and the associated customer base.
- Experience with stainless steel materials and processing (preferred).
- Understanding of gage calibration systems and hands-on gage calibration experience.
- High level of attention to detail.
- High school diploma or equivalent.
- 1+ year of experience on Company production floor or a similar environment.
Core Proficiencies
- Proven quality inspection background.
- Advanced inspection techniques and gauge measurement skills.
- Blueprint reading and interpretation.
Tools & Technology
- Measurement gauges.
- Calipers and micrometers.
If meticulous measurement and problem-solving energize you, this role puts your precision to work where it matters most.