Junior CNC Miller Aerospace/ Defense

Ernest Gordon Recruitment
Ruislip, England
9 months ago
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Junior CNC Miller (Aerospace/ Defense)

Ruislip

£15 - £20 Per Hour + In-House/ External Training + Career Progression + Extensive Overtime + 25 Days Holiday + Bank Holiday

Are you a Junior CNC Miller or similar, looking for a role at an industry leading Precision Engineering company, who are known for promoting employee growth through in-depth training, working in a variety of exciting industries including Aerospace and the Defense sector, offering great work-life balance, scalable career progression, and a manageable working week?

Do you want to work in a role that provides both in-house and external training including job training on a variety of programming packages, with the further benefits of a 39-hour working week, career progression into senior and team-lead roles, extensive overtime earning potential, and 25 days holiday plus bank holidays off?

On offer is the fantastic opportunity to join a specialist, Precision Engineering company, who boast a reputation spanning over 6 decades, who since their creation have gone from strength to strength to where they now employ over 90 people.

In this role you will be responsible for setting up and operating CNC Mills, reading and interpreting Engineering drawings and blueprints, using CAD and Fanuc to design and program machinery, as well as inspecting finished components ensuring a high level of quality ...

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