CNC Machinist

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Cnc Machinist

CNC Machinist

CNC Machinist, Weymouth, £27 per hour 

Purpose 

As a CNC Machinist, you will play a key role in producing precision-engineered components to meet exact customer specifications. Operating in a dynamic manufacturing environment, you will set and operate CNCs, inspect your own work, and contribute to maintaining high-quality standards. This position offers an excellent opportunity to enhance your skills while working with advanced tools and techniques in a highly specialised field. 

The company have both day and night shifts available.  

Day Shift - £18 per hour 

Night Shift - £18 X 1.5 (4 day week) 

Background 

Our client is a leader in delivering high-quality precision engineering services across aerospace, defence, and commercial sectors. With a strong focus on innovation, reliability, and excellence, they offer comprehensive capabilities that adhere to the highest industry standards. Joining this team means becoming part of a legacy built on engineering expertise and a commitment to quality craftsmanship. Benefits include: 

Enhanced sick pay 

Death in Service – 4 X Salary 

25 days holiday + BHs 

Employee referral scheme 

Access to virtual GP service 

Health cash back plan worth up to £2475 per year 

Career progression and development opportunities  

Responsibilities 

As a CNC Machinist, your responsibilities will include: 

Setting and operating CNC machines, some equipped with live tooling. 

Conducting in-process and final inspections using tools such as verniers, micrometers, SPGs, and PPGs. 

Maintaining total process control through regular inspections. 

Manufacturing components to customer specifications and quality standards based on engineering drawings. 

Recording, maintaining, and updating manufacturing process details on job cards. 

Carrying out preventative maintenance schedules for machines. 

Keeping the work environment safe, clean, and organized in line with 5S principles. 

Skills and Experience 

To succeed in this CNC Machinist role, your skills and experience will include: 

Proficiency in using Fanuc / Heidenheim control systems. 

Experience in aerospace manufacturing or a similar high-precision industry (preferred). 

Ability to read and work from engineering drawings and job cards. 

Skilled in setting and operating various machine tools. 

Strong PC literacy and a methodical approach to work. 

If this role is for you 

Contact Will at Rubicon for more information about this CNC Machinistvacancy, or apply to this advert today! 

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