Cnc Machinist

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My client in the Oxford area is currently seeking a CNC Machinist due to expansion.

Job description:

To fully machine complex components and ensure quality and on time delivery. Key responsibilities:

  • Fully machine parts as required using 3-axis and 5-axis VMC’s.

  • Ensure quality of parts is to a high standard.

  • Ensure on time delivery.

  • Load offline programs and liaise with production engineer to optimise set up.

  • Save all programs and set up sheets after every job.

  • Assist Shift leaders and engineers with any tooling or material requirements.

  • Safe operations of machines, tools and equipment.

  • Ensure workshop standards are maintained and machines are kept clean at all times.

    Education/Qualifications/Experience

  • Previous experience in a similar role with a background working within a small batch / prototype manufacturing environment.

  • Knowledge of Matsuura, DMG or Colchester machines preferable.

  • A working knowledge of Heidenhain and Fanuc controls.

  • Preferred industry would be Motorsport, Aerospace or research and development.

    Special Aptitudes

  • Flexibility, a positive outlook and pro-active approach is essential.

  • Ability to work reliably under pressure to meet deadlines.

  • Well organised and a good communicator.

  • May be required to work extended hours or weekends.

    Behaviours

    Winning passion Motivated to exceed and excel for the company. Ambitious. Knowledgeable about the company, customers and suppliers.

    Can Do C Pace Driven and eager to efficiently complete tasks. Has a positive, customer focused. can-do attitude. Goes the extra mile.

    Creativity C Innovation Identifies and develops new ideas. Curious and seeks to improve things for the better.

    Communication Collaborates and connects with others. Shares appropriate information in a timely and concise manner. Listens, values and respects

    Courage C Honesty Says what needs to be said with integrity and admits mistakes. Confronts actions inconsistent with values.

    Team First Recognises what’s best for the wider business. Builds empathy and

    relationships with peers. Helps others considering their needs.

    Judgement C Rigour Identifies resources to tackle issues and do the right thing. Makes timely and effective decision. Thinks about the consequences.

    Terms and conditions

    A modern, spacious working environment with free onsite parking, competitive salaries as well as a tailored range of benefits, which include: life assurance, free fitness assessments and advice from our ‘Fit 4 Life team’, a subsidised canteen, onsite exercise classes, opportunity to join our group personal pension, 25 days holiday, with an opportunity to purchase extra, and company discounts.

    Location: Oxford

    Salary: 45k - 47k

    Please respond with your most up to date CV to be considered

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