Metrology Technician - Level II

Job Summary:

Assists engineers, under moderate supervision, in applying technical principles of dimensional measurement science related to test systems and processes. This role involves performing product and component testing, programming and operating Measurement and Test Equipment (M&TE), and ensuring data quality and laboratory standards are maintained.

Key Responsibilities:

• Conducts basic product and component testing using a variety of measurement methods, including automated procedures.
• Programs, trains, and operates Measurement and Test Equipment (M&TE).
• Assists lab managers, engineers, and customers in selecting appropriate test methods and interpreting measurement data.
• Aids customers in understanding product specifications and applying measurement data.
• Participates in inter-laboratory comparisons and measurement assurance programs.
• Supports uncertainty studies related to measurement or calibration results.
• Helps maintain the laboratory quality system by applying knowledge of quality standards (e.g., ISO 17025, ISO 9001, IATF 16949) and Cummins procedures.
• Manages procurement of necessary lab services and consumables.
• Ensures proper maintenance and calibration of M&TE within the scope of work.
• Assists with reporting data quality metrics and continuous improvement activities related to data quality and lab systems.
• Follows laboratory strategy, SIPOC process, and scorecard for operational efficiency.

Key Competencies:

• Communicates Effectively:

  Able to deliver clear and concise communication tailored to different audiences.

• Customer Focus:

  Builds strong customer relationships and delivers customer-centric solutions.

• Data Quality:

  Identifies and corrects data flaws to support effective information governance and decision-making.

• Dimensional Metrology:

  Applies dimensional measurement science to develop measurement/inspection processes for design validation and conformity assessment.

• Measurement Science:

  Analyzes measurement processes to identify sources of measurement uncertainty across traceability chains.

• Values Differences:

  Recognizes the value of diverse perspectives and cultures within the organization.

• Laboratory Management:

  Leads technical resources and manages laboratory operations while ensuring compliance with certification and accreditation requirements.

Skills:

• Reviewing inspection requests and selecting suitable equipment for inspection.
• Programming and inspecting parts using CMM (Coordinate Measuring Machine), Roundness, Contour, and Roughness Measuring Machines.
• Reporting inspection results and closing inspection requests.
• Maintenance and care of CMM, Roundness, Contour, and Roughness Measuring Machines.
• Ensuring timely calibration of measurement equipment.
• Maintaining good housekeeping standards in the laboratory.
• Conducting inspection and calibration activities at specified temperatures.