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CNC Machinist

Sheffield
4 months ago
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CNC Programmer - 5 Axis / Mill-Turn

Machinist

Are you an experienced CNC Machinist looking to join a high-performing team in a precision engineering environment? We are currently recruiting for skilled machinists with a strong background in operating 3-5 axis CNC machines to support our client's growing production needs?

Benefits

  • Basic Salary is up to £32k plus shift allowance = £37500 PA

  • 27 days per annum annual leave rising with service

  • Salary sacrifice pension scheme - 4% Eee / Eer conts

  • Westfield Cash Health Scheme Level 5 membership

  • Life assurance 2 x base salary

  • Access to Cycle to Work Scheme

  • Enhanced paternity / maternity pay

    Key Responsibilities of a CNC Machinist:

  • Operate 3 to 5 axis twin spindle CNC machines to produce high-precision components

  • Work from technical drawings to achieve tight tolerances.

  • Edit/Programme Fanuc controls and make offsets as required.

  • Use precision measuring equipment to inspect finished parts.

  • Maintain high standards of quality and efficiency in a regulated environment.

    Requirements of a CNC Machinist

  • Solid background in precision engineering (e.g., aerospace, medical devices, motorsport, etc.).

  • Ability to read and interpret complex engineering drawings.

  • Knowledge of CNC programming (Fanuc) – full programming experience is desirable but not essential.

  • Comfortable working to stringent quality standards.

  • Ability to work independently and as part of a team.

    Shifts for a CNC Machinist:



Rotating days and afters with earlier finish on Fridays

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