CMM Inspector in Glasgow

Walker Group provides advanced high-precision manufacturing services from centres of excellence located in the UK and Poland. Due to ongoing demand, we are seeking an experienced CMM Inspector to join our Inspection team in Glasgow.

CMM Inspector Key Responsibilities:

• Conducting first-off, interim and batch inspection for machined parts using a variety of measurement equipment.
• Ensure accurate and efficient measurement of components through selection of appropriate probes and attachments for the CMM.
• Develop and document fixturing requirements for each product.
• Generate clear and concise CMM/manual inspection reports which display all customer and manufacturing required outputs.
• Analyse CMM reports and communicate any non-conforming measured features and features which are moving towards the limits of tolerance and liaise with production staff to correct any such issues.
• Required to perform “customer eyes” visual inspect of final batch components to ensure that customer specification/standard is met.
• Review and monitor CMM programs with a view to reducing cycle times whilst maintaining measurement integrity.
• Conduct CMM calibration as required.
• Compile corrective action reports for non-conforming products and liaise with production staff to ensure correction of any out of specification features.
• Sign off jobs as ready to run on completion of satisfactory first off/interim sample inspection.
• Assist with the checking of machined parts both in inspection and on the shop floor.

CMM Inspector Skills & Behaviours:

• Strong decision maker with logical problem-solving skills.
• Can perform duties assigned within the required internal and external customer time constraint demands to achieve on-time delivery.
• Quality orientated, demonstrating high levels of accuracy and attention to detail.
• Good communication & organisation skills.

CMM Inspector Qualifications & Experience:

• Sound understanding of inspection of machined parts whilst employing a wide range of measurement techniques (CMM, vision CMM, Shadow Graph, etc.).
• Practical experience and knowledge predominately of PCDMIS software (Calypso software experience for Zeiss also).
• An ability to understand and interpret complex engineering drawings for dimensional and visual acceptance.
• Experience of creating detailed instructions, control plans and standard working procedures.
• Relevant industry experience of machined parts inspection employing all commonly used engineering inspection equipment.

What’s in it for you?

• Full time, permanent contract, working 37 hours per week, Monday to Friday. Once fully trained, you’ll move onto a three-shift rotation, covering early, back and nightshifts.
• A Shift Allowance applied at the relevant rate once fully trained.
• You’ll gain access to the following company benefits: pension, life insurance, private medical healthcare, prescription protection eyewear, employee retail discounts.
• You will receive 33 days holiday per year which includes a Christmas closure.
• Access to online learning platforms to support your development.
• You’ll have ample opportunities to grow and develop within the team, while working in a supportive and collaborative environment.

Interested? Click on the Apply button today! We look forward to hearing from you!