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CNC Miller- Mazak

Coventry
7 months ago
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Ambitek are seeking an experienced CNC Miller with Mazak machine experience to join our client, a premier UK-based precision engineering company supplying high-tolerance machined components to the Oil & Gas, Aerospace, Power Generation, and Rail sectors.

Operating from their advanced facility in Coventry, they offer a full suite of in-house services, including CNC machining, EDM, deep hole drilling, and grinding.

Role Overview

As a CNC Miller, you will be responsible for setting, operating, and potentially programming Mazak CNC milling machines to produce precision components to customer specifications. You'll work on small batch, high-value projects, often using exotic materials, and contribute to maintaining the company's reputation for quality and reliability.

Key Responsibilities



Set up and operate CNC milling machines, specifically Mazak with Mazatrol control

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Work from engineering drawings to produce components to tight tolerances

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Select and fit tooling, make offsets and adjustments as required

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Conduct in-process inspection using precision measurement tools (micrometers, calipers, etc.)

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Maintain machine condition and ensure equipment is clean, safe, and ready for use

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Identify and resolve machining issues and suggest improvements to machining processes

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Collaborate with engineers, inspectors, and team members to ensure production targets are met

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Adhere to company quality, safety, and environmental procedures

Skills & Experience Required

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Proven experience as a CNC Miller in a precision engineering environment

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Proficient with Mazak milling machines and Mazatrol programming

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Ability to interpret complex engineering drawings and apply GD&T principles

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Confident in using hand-held inspection equipment

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Strong problem-solving skills and attention to detail

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Ability to work independently and within a collaborative team environment

Shifts available:

Days Monday to Friday 08:30 - 17:00

Nights Monday to Thursday 18:00 - 04:30 (+ 1/3 of basic rate)

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