QC Inspector
Loveland, CO · On-site
... inspection, programming digital coordinate measurement machines (CMM), measurement using hand ... Under applicable DOE orders and client contracts, non-U.S. citizens (including lawful permanent ...
Loveland, CO · On-site
... inspection, programming digital coordinate measurement machines (CMM), measurement using hand ... Under applicable DOE orders and client contracts, non-U.S. citizens (including lawful permanent ...
Loveland, CO · On-site
... inspection, programming digital coordinate measurement machines (CMM), measurement using hand ... Under applicable DOE orders and client contracts, non-U.S. citizens (including lawful permanent ...
$18.45 - $21.28
2% of jobs
$21.28 - $24.10
5% of jobs
$24.10 - $26.93
13% of jobs
$27.72 is the 25th percentile. Wages below this are outliers.
$26.93 - $29.76
18% of jobs
The median wage is $31.67 / hr.
$29.76 - $32.58
18% of jobs
$32.58 - $35.41
12% of jobs
$37.27 is the 75th percentile. Wages above this are outliers.
$35.41 - $38.24
12% of jobs
$38.24 - $41.06
9% of jobs
$41.06 - $43.89
6% of jobs
$43.89 - $46.72
3% of jobs
$46.72 - $49.54
2% of jobs
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To thrive as a Contract CMM Programmer, you need a strong background in precision measurement, GD&T (Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing), and mechanical inspection, often supported by experience or education in engineering, manufacturing, or metrology. Proficiency with CMM (Coordinate Measuring Machine) software such as PC-DMIS, Calypso, or Zeiss, and familiarity with CAD models and inspection equipment are essential, and certifications like ASQ or specialized metrology training are advantageous. Strong analytical thinking, problem-solving abilities, attention to detail, and the ability to communicate effectively with engineering and production teams set top professionals apart. These skills ensure accurate part inspections, efficient troubleshooting, and seamless collaboration, which are critical for maintaining high-quality standards in manufacturing environments.
A Contract CMM (Coordinate Measuring Machine) Programmer is a specialized professional who develops and optimizes measurement programs for CMMs used in quality inspection. They typically work on a temporary or project basis, creating programs to ensure precision in manufacturing processes. Their role involves interpreting technical drawings, selecting appropriate probes, and troubleshooting measurement discrepancies. Contract CMM Programmers often work in industries like aerospace, automotive, and medical devices, ensuring parts meet strict quality standards.
Contract CMM Programmers often face challenges such as quickly adapting to varying quality standards across clients, interpreting complex engineering drawings, and troubleshooting measurement discrepancies. As contract professionals, they may also need to rapidly learn new company protocols and software systems while meeting strict project deadlines. Effective communication with engineers and production staff is critical for clarifying specifications and resolving nonconformities. Successfully navigating these challenges ensures high-quality output and builds a reputation for reliability and expertise in the field.

Full-time
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About Us:
James Fisher Technologies (JFT) is a leading provider of remote solutions, specialty engineering, and technical services for hazardous environments. JFT operates at the forefront of the clean-energy transition, supporting OEMs and research partners advancing next-generation nuclear technology. Everyone at JFT has the chance to forge their career in an environment that values initiative, persistence, respect, curiosity, and passion.
At JFT, we believe in true work-life balance, and our 9/80 schedule lets you work Monday–Friday with every other Friday off to recharge.
We are growing and looking for experienced QC Inspectors to join our team. The anticipated closing date for this position is 9/01/2026 and applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis.
FUNCTION: The QC Inspector will utilize their inspection experience to ensure the products coming from external and internal vendors are compliant with the technical requirements specified. This position is responsible for verifying requirements from purchase orders are satisfied, all needed and substantiating documentation is created and recorded, and all parts are released to continue down through production.
REPORTING TO: Director of Quality
TYPICAL WORKING CONDITIONS: The QC Inspector will work in a fabrication shop environment as well as an office environment. The fabrication shop may involve exposure to heavy machinery, welding operations, and metal or plastic fabrication processes. The role requires strict adherence to safety protocols, including the use of personal protective equipment (PPE). Occasional travel may be required to vendor locations to perform inspections or audits.
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QUALIFICATIONS & EXPERIENCE:
ACCESS TO RESTRICTED INFORMATION: This role requires immediate and routine access to restricted information under federal law. Under applicable DOE orders and client contracts, non-U.S. citizens (including lawful permanent residents) may require an approved DOE Foreign National Visit/Assignment (FNVA) before starting work. Because this position requires immediate access, JFT cannot initiate or sponsor new FNVA processes. Hiring is contingent on the candidate's eligibility to access all required information and facilities as of the start date. All offers are subject to applicable licensing, training, and other client or government requirements. JFT does not sponsor employment visas. Hiring decisions are based solely on access requirements and project timing, not on citizenship, immigration status, or national origin. JFT is an equal opportunity employer.
JFT participates in E-Verify and will provide the federal government with your Form I-9 Information to confirm you are authorized to work in the U.S.
A criminal history background check will be obtained pre-employment.