Automotive Dimensional Metrology Technician

Do you see stories in measurements?

Every data point tells you something: a worn gauge, a drift in a tool, a process out of control. If you’re the kind of quality professional who connects those dots and acts fast, this role is for you. You’ll uphold our QMS, meet stringent customer standards, and lead the charge when corrective action is needed.

Your challenge

Validate parts dimensionally, approve first and last pieces, and complete required audits. Guide operators to use measurement instruments correctly at the machine. Reinforce inspection work instructions so every check is done right, every time. Co-create and refine quality system elements that elevate performance. Design and execute special studies to investigate variation and risk. Support customer-site problem solving to close issues quickly and permanently. Translate findings into crisp, data-driven customer reports. Channel dimensional feedback to toolroom, engineering, and manufacturing for action. Keep your area spotless and organized to set the standard. Deliver and support training on quality standards, processes, and customer-required methods. Back up Quality leadership on recurring tasks like time/attendance and reporting. Assist with the quality side of new product launches in the plant. Embrace other assignments that help the team win.

How you operate

• Reliable attendance and flexibility to work the hours the job requires.
• Organized workspace and efficient personal practices.
• Timely, accurate communication with peers and leaders.
• Team-first communication that builds trust and momentum.
• Strict adherence to company policies and procedures, including ISO 14001, IATF 16949, and safety.
  • Positive approach to instructions and new duties.
• Respect for every person—dignity in all interactions.
• Consistent demonstration of E&E values.

Where and how you’ll work

On the production floor with active presses and machinery. Expect moderate noise and routine traffic; hearing protection is required.

• Stand and walk frequently; sit as needed.
• Lift and carry up to 35 pounds.

Credentials

• High School Diploma or GED required; Associate degree in a relevant field strongly preferred.
• 5 years in automotive manufacturing.
• 5 years of Quality experience.
• 5 years in metal stamping and welding environments.

Competencies

Digital tools

• MS Office, Plex, and related industry systems.

Communication

• Comfortable speaking with teammates and customers.
• Can read and interpret safety rules, operating and maintenance instructions, and procedures.
• Adept at interpreting written, oral, diagrammatic, or schedule-based instructions.

Math & methods

• Arithmetic and basic algebra; solid shop math and geometry.

Additional strengths

• Detail orientation; organized multitasker who meets deadlines.
• Hands-on problem solver in settings with limited standardization.
• Blueprint reading with GD&T.

Technical depth

• GD&T; Blueprint Reading.
• Quality Inspection; Advanced Inspection & Gauge Measurement; Precision Measurement & Hand Metrology.
• Data Analysis and Manipulation; Quality Control Data Analysis.
• Continuous Improvement; Kaizen.
• PFMEA; 5 Why; Fishbone (Ishikawa) analysis.
• APQP; PPAP experience.
• GMP; Lockout/Tagout (LOTO).

Equipment you’ll leverage

• Coordinate Measuring Machine (CMM).
• Quality Control software.

Accessibility and legal notices

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