Technician, CMM

Essential job functions are the fundamental duties of a position : the things a person holding the job absolutely must be able to do :

Essential Job Functions % of Time

• Descriptive Example Set up and Operate 60%
• Set up and operate CMM and equipment to make complex and precise measurements of components, tooling and fixtures

Read Blueprints 20%

Data Review 15%

Calibration and Maintenance 5%

Frequency : R arely (1 – 15%; O ccasionally (16 – 45%); F requently (46 – 100%) :

Frequency (R, O or F) Equipment Use Frequency (R, O or F) Physical Job Elements Frequency (R, O or F) Working Conditions R Telephone O Standing F Indoor F Computer F Sitting R Outdoor F CMM Machines F Lifting 10lbs R High Temperatures O Hoist O Carrying R Cold Temperatures O Walking R Loud Noise R Driving R Fumes

Level Guide (to be used in concert with the Technical Requirements Matrix) :

The level guide is representative of the skills and education / certifications that are required to be proficient in a job grade. It is assumed that once an employee progresses grades they would also need to have the skills and education / certificates required for all previous levels.

Title / Level Grade Skills Education / Certifications Pre-requisite n / a

High School Diploma or equivalent CMM Technician I T5

CMM Technician II T6