CNC Machinist Nights

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Bristol, Bristol (County), United Kingdom

3 months ago

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CNC Machinist

Salary £43,000 night shift (including shift allowance) Bristol BS34, 37.5 hours a week Sunday 22.00 to Friday 06.00, 5 night shift pattern working 22.00 - 6:00, 25 days + bank holidays, company pension, paid for work socials, parking.

Friendly, successful and expanding aerospace engineering company in Bristol are recruiting for a cnc machinist or cnc miller to work on their night shift who would report to the shift supervisor.

Responsibilities for the cnc machinist or cnc miller night shift

*Setting up and operating 3-axis cnc milling machines.

*Reading and interpreting technical drawings and specifications.

*Running Mazaks with Mazatrol contols and Haas but similar

machining experience would be of interest.

*Selecting appropriate tooling for job.

*Working with quality team to ensure part-conformity and traceability.

*Communicating any equipment needs with Engineering & Quality

managers.

Key Skills required for the cnc machinist or cnc miller night shift

*Minimum 2 years' experience operating cnc machinery

*Setting and operating cnc machines - preferably cnc milling machines

*Ability to read engineering drawings and work to tight tolerances

*Experience of 3 axis milling machining centres preferable but not essential

*Ability to do basic editing cnc programs to suit need if required

*Fanuc experience preferable but not essential

Using measuring tools - vernier and calipers

*Ability to record information and communicate effectively with colleagues

This Bristol based aerospace company offers the opportunity to work in a stable and friendly environment with a good benefits package and modern working environment.

Benefits

Job title:cnc machinist or cnc miller night shift

Salary: Up to Salary £43,000

Benefits: 25 days + bank holidays, Company pension, paid for work socials, parking

Hours:37.5 hours a week Sunday 22.00 to Friday 06.00, 5 night shift pattern working 22.00 - 6:00

Location: Bristol, BS34 5TB

Duration: Permanent

Please apply for this role through the job board or apply direct to (url removed) or for further information, please call Adam on

(phone number removed)

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