CNC Machinist / Operator

Clevedon
1 month ago
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Are you looking to join an established, well-known Manufacturer? Do you have experience in operating CNC Machines? Or Grinders? Are you looking for a new challenge? If yes, this could be the next opportunity for you!

Our client, a major manufacturer of bearings for the aerospace industry, is looking to expand their team. We’re recruiting for several positions ranging from standard machining Operators to highly skilled CNC 4 and 5 axis machinists.

My client offers attractive salary packages with shift allowance, good holiday entitlement and pension.

Shift patterns will be:-

Monday to Thursday - 05:50-14:00 and 13:50-22:00

Fridays 05:50-11:20 and 11:10-16:40.

Depending on experience you would complete a rage of duties that can include:-

Support manufacturing process requirements
Work to aerospace quality standards
Actively participate and support Manufacturing Excellence
Uphold Health and Safety Regulations
What are we looking for:-

Machine setting and operating experience - Milling, Turing, CNC operations
Understanding tolerances torque and measurements
Provide general support to team leader / manager in maintaining and improving overall effectiveness of the channel.
Ability to work to local quality standards
Ability to work Safely and methodically
Ability work to standardised work procedures and policies
Good numeracy and literacy skills
Basic understanding of Lean Manufacturing (5s, Material Flow)
Preferably completed a Manufacturing Basic Apprenticeship
To apply, please submit a copy of your up-to-date CV clearly indicating your relevant experience. Applicants must have an existing right to work in the UK and evidence of eligibility will be required. Suitable candidates will be contacted

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