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2 months ago
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Contek are working with a small sub-contract machine shop in Oxford who are looking for either a competent CNC Miller or Turner to join their team.

This company being a sub-contract business offer a range of machined components, mainly low volume/one off components for a variety of industries such as Aerospace, Food, Science and Motorsport.

Training will be offered for candidates who would like to learn or have basic experience using CAD/CAM software but online programming is essential. We are happy to hear from candidates who have used conversational software.

Requirements:

  • Create components from customer drawings on either a CNC Mill or Lathe.

  • Using drawings to ensure the components you machined are within tolerance.

  • Using Hurco controls and CAD/CAM packages.

  • Work low volume/one off components with confidence.

  • Manual machining where required (not essential).

  • Willing/can-do attitude and open to learning/improving your own machining processes.

    Desired:

  • Experience using Hurco.

  • Happy to work in a small engineering team.

  • CAD/CAM Programming experience.

    Hours:

    This role offers flexible hours that are typically as follows:

    Monday – Thursday
    07:30 – 16:00

    Friday
    Flexible depending on hours done within the week.

    Overtime is offered at 1.3x the hourly rate you start on.

    If this sounds like the role for you then please apply today and if successful I will be in touch shortly
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