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Position Title: CMM Tech
Duration: Contract
Location: Wolverhampton
Key Duties & Responsibilities
- Operate and program Zeiss GOM Scanbox Equipment to perform dimensional inspection of components and assemblies.
- Operate and program Coordinate Measuring Machines (CMMs) to perform dimensional inspection of components and assemblies.
- Conduct first article inspections, in-process inspections, and final inspections in accordance with quality requirements.
- Produce, analyse, and communicate dimensional inspection reports using appropriate metrology software (Zeiss Calypso, Zeiss Inspect, etc).
- Interpret engineering drawings, GD&T (Geometric Dimensioning & Tolerancing), specifications, and customer requirements.
- Verify and maintain inspection equipment in line with calibration and quality system requirements.
- Develop and improve inspection programs, fixtures, and measurement processes to increase efficiency and accuracy.
- Ensure inspection records and documentation are completed accurately and maintained in accordance with company procedures.
- Assist with process improvement initiatives and continuous improvement projects within the quality and manufacturing functions.
- Actively support the use of knowledge sharing within the team.
- Work with limited supervision, prioritising workload and making sound technical decisions within established procedures.
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Skills:
- Experience programming GOM Scanbox equipment.
- Experience programming Zeiss Calypso.
- Good communication skills with the ability to support production and engineering teams.


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Education:
- NVQ Level 3, Indentured apprenticeship, time served apprenticeship relevant to the field of work.
Why work through Contechs?
Contechs is a leading Automotive, Design, Engineering, Technology and Innovation Recruitment Consultancy. Founded in 1997, with an in-house Contractor Care Team to support all external employees, acts as an employment agency for permanent and contract recruitment.
How to Apply
If you're interested in applying for this position, submit your application and one of our recruiters will be in touch. If you know anyone that is suitable for the role, please visit the below page where we offer up to £600 referral fee: https://www.contechs.com/refer
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