CMM Programmer

Full-time

Description

For over 50 years, Anchor Manufacturing Group has excelled at producing safety related metal assemblies for steering columns, brakes, chassis, energy absorbing structural supports and other safety related components. With 350,000 square feet of manufacturing space in Cleveland, Ohio, Anchor Manufacturing Group has produced the highest quality products for North American, European, and Asian OEM’s as well as Tier I and Tier II manufacturers since 1970. Anchor Manufacturing Group is a financially strong family owned business that has an award winning training program to allow you to grow your career and your future. We encourage you to join our team!

The CMM Programmer will bring technical leadership and GD&T knowledge to the metrology lab. This team member will manage the layout schedule, gage calibration database, and supervise the technical needs on daily assignments. The CMM Programmer will make sure that the various set ups and programs for the CMM and other equipment are properly done following guidelines of the most current GD&T standards.

Essential Duties and Responsibilities:

Follow all the Anchor Principles, Guidelines, Policies and Procedures

Maintain an elevated level of housekeeping and organization within the Metrology Lab

CMM programming and operating as required to support product launches, PPAP, Tool Development, Production Problem Solving

Produce written reports and make presentations. Provide technical reports to support PPAP, Annual layouts, continuous improvement and other activities as required

Conduct part certification layouts using manual instruments and CMM inspection methods

Analyze measurement data and advise Tooling and Quality Engineers concerning dimensional issues

Coordinate and participate in PPAP measurements, including gage capability, gage R&R, CMM Capability, and part layout

Maintain calibration of gages and measuring instruments

Coordinate measurement, programming, and gage verification services with suppliers

Assist Quality Engineering as needed with sorts, gage instructions, process audits, print ballooning, and dimensional reports

Train others in all aspects of the quality system and application of procedures

Performs internal and process audits of the QMS

Actively participate in APQP with project team members

Identify and implement advances in lab measurement equipment and methods

Maintains Lab Scope and any other pertinent QMS-related documentation of the Metrology organization

Additional duties as assigned

Requirements

Significant experience in a high-volume manufacturing environment, preferably automotive

Strong knowledge of the latest Automotive tools and techniques

Automotive Quality Management System Auditing experience and managing audit programs

Basic knowledge with automotive PPAP, APQP, SPC, PFMEA requirements

Advanced knowledge of Geometric Dimensional and Tolerancing (GD&T) methods and inspection gage/tool design and certification techniques