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Cnc Machinist

Fareham
1 week ago
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Fortress Recruit is proud to partner with a global leader in aerospace systems, to hire a number of contract CNC Machinists for their UK site in Fareham, Hampshire.

The CNC Machinists sit within a highly skilled manufacturing team, supporting the precision machining of flight-critical components for civil and defence aviation platforms. Working to exacting aerospace standards, you’ll contribute to the delivery of small-batch, high-specification parts that meet rigorous quality and safety requirements.

Key responsibilities will include:



Setting and operating CNC turning and/or milling machines

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Interpreting engineering drawings and job cards to produce complex aerospace components

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Performing in-process checks and first-off inspections

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Making minor adjustments to offsets and tooling as required

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Supporting lean manufacturing principles and maintaining a clean, safe work area

To succeed in this role, you will have:

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Proven experience as a CNC Machinist in a precision engineering or aerospace environment

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Confidence working to tight tolerances and with small batch/one-off parts

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Familiarity with Fanuc, Mazatrol, or similar CNC control systems

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A methodical, quality-driven mindset and ability to self-inspect using conventional measurement tools

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Availability to commit to a full-time, site-based role

These are 6-month contracts based on-site in Fareham, offering an hourly rate starting from £18.05 per hour PAYE, plus shift allowance (earlies or lates) and with overtime offered. You'll be joining a world-class manufacturing facility with excellent processes, tooling, and support teams in place.

For a full job description or a confidential chat, contact Becki directly

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