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CMM Technician – Motorsport & Automotive | Leading Manufacturing Business

Days with a early finish on Friday.

Salary: £33,000 p.a.

Are you passionate about precision engineering? Do you want to work in a fast-paced environment where your expertise helps deliver excellence in the world of motorsport and high-performance automotive manufacturing?
We’re hiring a CMM Technician to join our expert quality team within a world-renowned manufacturing business at the forefront of motorsport and automotive innovation.
What You’ll Be Doing:
Operating and programming CMM machines (e.g. PC-DMIS, Mitutoyo, Hexagon) to inspect high-precision components
Creating and reviewing inspection reports and maintaining accurate documentation
Interpreting technical drawings and applying GD&T principles
Collaborating with production and engineering teams to identify and resolve quality concerns
Ensuring all components meet exacting industry and customer standardsWhat You’ll Bring:
Proven experience in a CMM Technician or similar metrology role within manufacturing
Strong knowledge of PC-DMIS or similar software
Familiarity with tight-tolerance components and high-precision measuring tools
Ability to interpret technical engineering drawings
Background in sectors such as motorsport, automotive, or aerospace is highly desirableWhy Join Us?
Be part of a world-class team delivering components for industry-leading clients
Work in a state-of-the-art facility using the latest technology and equipment
Enjoy a culture built around innovation, quality, and performance
Clear opportunities for training and career development in a growing business
Apply now to be considered

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