Numerical Control Programmer 3
$52.35 - $62.84 per hour
ApplyNumerical Control Programmer 3
Posted 10 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$52.35 - $62.84 per hour
About the role
- Develop, verify, revise, and maintain Machine Control Data (MCD), scripts, and inspection programs for numerically controlled manufacturing and inspection equipment.
- Respond to work authorization requests including NCRs, CARs, IRTIs, RFAs, CMES IPs, Work Orders, QA investigations, and Lean Manufacturing initiatives.
- Analyze part and assembly dimensional tolerances and evaluate manufacturability and producibility requirements.
- Create inspection plans and measurement programs for:
- Coordinate Measuring Machines (CMM)
- Laser Trackers
- Photogrammetry SystemsATOS Blue Light Scanners
- Surphaser Systems
- Portable Scanners
- Portable Measurement Arms
- Generate 2D Mylar and 3D CAD nominal data using released engineering documentation, loft data, and physical master tool measurements in accordance with established procedures.
- Develop part and assembly indexing strategies for machining and inspection operations.
- Create, update, and maintain Non-Conformance Reports (NCRs) and related documentation within CMES.Analyze nominal versus measured data and prepare reports supporting:
- Engineering studies
- Lean improvement projects
- Inspection reporting
- Machine accuracy and stability testing
- Statistical Process Control (SPC)
- Reverse engineering efforts
- Product conformance verification
- Support the development, integration, and implementation of new machining techniques, manufacturing methods, software solutions, and inspection technologies.
- Provide technical guidance for manufacturing, inspection, tooling, and metrology processes.
- Laser Tracker
- Coordinate Measuring Machine (CMM)
- Photogrammetry
- Blue Light Scanning Technologies
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