CNC Miller

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9 months ago
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  • Permanent day shift on a unique pattern that sees you work only a total of 12 day shifts every 4 weeks (28 days).

  • Excellent work life balance and flexibility on this unique system.

  • Very modern facility with brand new manufacturing machinery.

  • Located in the CV13 area.

    Salary: £28,652 to £33,276 per annum depending on experience. Overtime is paid in addition and readily available. 25 days holiday + banks.

    Hours: Averages 36 hours per week. 6:00am to 6:00pm in blocks of two or three days before a break (sometimes up to 5 days off between patterns).

    We are recruiting for a CNC Miller to join a rapidly expanding, established manufacturer that make special purpose components used within the aerospace sector.

    The CNC Miller job would suit:

  • An experienced CNC Miller with some operating / setting experience.

  • Any wider experience using lathes / mill turns would be a big advantage. The role is roughly 75% milling vs turning.

  • A CNC Machinist with knowledge of Fanuc or HAAS controls.

  • Comfortable with self-inspection of parts, using micrometres etc.

    The CNC Miller job’s working environment, opportunities and rewards:

  • Well established precision engineering business who are undergoing significant growth. The company has a very strong order book.

  • Unique shift pattern that offers a lot of downtime / a fantastic work life balance.

  • Overtime opportunities available.

  • Scope for personal development to learn processes across wider machinery.

    The CNC Miller job will involve:

  • Setting and operating recently purchased CNC milling machinery and some CNC lathes.

  • Working to tight tolerances, machining a range of high value components.

  • Machining stainless steel materials.

  • Working to production targets and ensuring quality standards are met.

    Reference: JP-PR(phone number removed)

    This job is commutable from Nuneaton, Hinckley, Coalville.

    To apply please contact Joe Parker at Euro Projects Recruitment Ltd.

    Visit the Euro Projects Recruitment website to search our latest permanent, contract and interim vacancies.

    “Please note that if you are not contacted within the next ten days then your application, on this occasion, has not been successful. We thank you for taking the time to apply.”

    This job is posted by Euro Projects Recruitment, a recruitment consultancy specialising in engineering and manufacturing appointments from tool room to boardroom. We combine over 100 years of technical knowledge and recruitment expertise to introduce the best candidates to the best companies. We are passionate about your future and persistent in our efforts to secure you the right job

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