Quality Inspector/CMM Operator Openings

Good Morning,   We have immediate openings for a Quality Inspector and CMM Operator with a military defense company located in Rock Island, IL . I have included the position details below for your review. These are long-term, on-going contract positions with no finalized end date, competitive pay, and excellent benefits. The pay rate is 25.83/28.72 an hour and they are looking for individuals to start immediately. All individuals must have US citizenship and be able to pass a drug screen, credit check (checks for any bankruptcies in the last 5 years or any outstanding debts that don’t have payments being made) and background check.

 

In addition to excellent pay, the insurance is very thorough and includes health, dental, vision, vacation, 401k, etc. With all positions, the contract is long-term, on-going with no finalized end date. Also, you have the ability to go direct (typically 1 to 2 years) in the future. We have over 50 contractors there currently.

Since it is contract, no relocation is provided. We can do a per-diem split rate (which means a portion of your hourly income is given tax-free to assist in your expenses). 

If you are interested and qualified, please forward an updated copy of your resume in Microsoft Word format and I will contact you back to further discuss the opportunity.    Best regards,     Elijah Beckwith

Account Manager HRU-Technical Resources     MECHANICAL ENGINEERING – QUALITY ASSURANCE/CMM OPERATOR                                          (1)  Contractor will provide Coordinate Measuring Machine programming, to include CMM program development and verification on complicated and complex components.                   (a)  Contractor will display a working knowledge of software, inspection techniques, and common dimensioning systems related to manufactured product.             (2)  Contractor will be responsible for the design conception for CMM fixtures as needed and the setting up of modular fixturing for programmed jobs.                 (a)  Contractor will be expected to develop design concepts for fixtures that result in accurate, repeatable, reproducible results when being subjected to inspection on the CMMs.            (3)  Contractor must possess a working knowledge of ASME 14.5 and technical math.                 (a) Contractor will be expected to program part inspection routines on the CMMs using ASME 14.5 and the technical math necessary to calculate cosine error, compound angle, etc.           (4)  Contractor must be able to create automated standalone programs that can be used by the inspection personnel on the shop floor.     QUALITY INSPECTOR   PRODUCT INSPECTION:             (1)  Performs close tolerance acceptance inspection of complex manufactured components, sub-assemblies, and complete assemblies requiring numerous steps in the manufacturing process, produced on a wide variety of conventional and numerical controlled machine tools.               (a)  Each inspection must be accomplished using measuring equipment appropriate to the specifications given.           (2)  Inspects for compliance to technical requirements including complicated blue prints and may include several dimensioning systems.             (a)   Contractor will be responsible to read and interpret common dimensioning systems related to manufactured product.  The most common in use is geometric dimensioning and tolerancing (GD&T).                                 (3)  Performs inspections by layouts, intricate table set ups, and coordinate measuring machines.  Uses standard measuring equipment to include but not limited to: micrometers; calipers; indicators; gages; etc.             (a)   Contractor will be responsible to display a proficiency in standard open setups and an ability to use a combination of equipment and setup techniques to guarantee accurate measurements.                     (4)  Depending on the position being filled, may be asked to perform acceptance inspection requiring an in-depth working knowledge of one or more of the following:  metals, castings, forgings, weldments, plating, plastics, and rubber compounds.             (5)  Depending on the position being filled, contractor may be required to have a thorough knowledge of one or more of the following:  machine tool work, geometrical dimensioning and tolerancing, mechanical theory, geometry, trigonometry, U.S. and foreign blue print dimensioning systems, gear geometry, geometry of many types of threads.           (6)  Performs inspection of a wide variety of characteristics using a wide array of equipment, including but not limited to sine plates, digital electronic height gages, optical comparators with programmable micro processors, contour readers, and specialized thread inspection equipment