AEROSPACE MANUFACTURING JOBS, WICHITA, KS

Position Details

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  Qualifications

  • Understands Geometric Dimensioning & Tolerance concepts (of ASME Y14.5:2009 & ISO 1101:2012) and is able to appropriately apply the techniques to the inspection process.
  • Working knowledge creating CMM programs using PCDMIS HP-L10.6 scan head technology
  • Ability to program and operate PCMM’s with Verisurf
  • Experience with the use of tactile scan probing technology
  • Interrogate Catia models, when necessary
  • Model up fixturing for CMM programs
  • Able to read, understand, and interprets blueprints and other technical documentation
  • Strong mathematical skills and experience with solving simple trigonometry based formulas
  • Working knowledge of manufacturing processes, CNC equipment, complex machined aerospace parts, quality standards and rework processes
  • Ability to take initiative, including asking for and offering help when needed, and perform work independently without being prompted
  • Ability to manage competing priorities, prioritize and plan work activities, use time efficiently, and work within deadlines
  • Well-developed presentation preparation and delivery skills
  • Flexibility to work evenings or weekends and travel as needed (less than 5% of time)
  • Must have problem solving skills and work well under quick turnaround production demands.
  • Preferred candidates will have at least 5 years of advanced dimensional inspection experience in the aerospace industry.
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  Duties/Responsibilities

  • Review planning, engineering drawings, and digital models to determine proper dimensions and tolerance specifications for specific parts and/or tools to be measured
  • Create automated CMM programs offline
  • Create programs following a priority list to work ahead of schedule
  • Develop software inspection programs which are intended for repeated use to inspect geometrically defined components and associated fixturing.
  • Work directly with Manufacturing Engineer/Quality Engineer resources to determine inspection criteria as well as best practice inspection techniques.
  • Operate measurement equipment to perform CMM trials on newly developed part programs and prepare them for production use readiness.
  • Run CMM programs and perform inspection duties in a production environment.
  • Writing of non-conformance rejection tags.
  • Able to prove out and measure new machine fixtures and tooling for approval or required changes.
  • Approves part specifications and dimensions using hard layout methodologies.
  • Ability to document work instructions and process documentation.
  • Accurately manage CMM programs and other inspection documentation, using master programs and documents.
  • Develop custom inspection data reports based on specific customer or engineering requests, to include the setup of AS9102 First Articles / Net-Inspect.
  • Interfaces directly with the Manufacturing Engineer/Quality Engineer or manufacturing personnel to accurately explain measurement data obtained from the inspection process in order to provide clear assessment of inspection result.
  • Train inspection personnel on correct usage of CMM equipment, GD&T interpretation, part programs, and maintenance
  • Maintain compliance with program development, change management, and validation procedures and best practices.
  • Perform manual dimensional check as needed to verify questionable results
  • Identify and participate in continuous improvement projects
  • Communicate effectively (verbal and written) with all customers, internal/external
  • Accept and adapt easily to change
  • Ensure that all activities are consistent with Company Mission Statement
  • Operate job-related equipment with or without assistance
  • Perform other duties as assigned
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  Education and Experience

  • Preferred candidates will have at least 5 years of advanced dimensional inspection experience in the aerospace industry.