CNC Miller Programmer

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Job Title:            CNC Miller Programmer

Location:            Basildon                             

Hours:                Monday – Friday 7am OR 7:30am – 4pm OR 4:30pm

(Flexible start/finish times)

Pay Rate:            Circa £45k (DOE)

We are currently recruiting for a CNC Miller Programmer for our client in Basildon.  They are highly regarded within the Aerospace, Motorsport and Automotive Industries as they design, manufacture and build race engines, bespoke engines and similar components.

Through employment of the best engineers, the latest design tools and advanced electronic control systems, our client is a world leader in producing high performance, fuel efficient low mass engines.

Why apply?

High retention rate

Continuous investment and improvement throughout the company

Overtime always available

10 days sick pay

Flexi start/finish times

25 days holiday & bank holidays

Pension scheme – the company match your contribution

What’s the job?

Experienced CNC Miller Programmer/Setter/Operator

Must be capable of programming own work

Online machine controls include Heidenhain

Experience in bespoke work and complex parts

Offline Cad/Cam programming done with HyperMILL

Able to read and interpret drawings

Proficient working to tight deadlines

Able to work as a team player and using own initiative

Fast paced environment

Excellent awareness of health and safety aspects at work

Who can do this?

Experience with Motorsport/Automotive industry is advantageous

Suitable Industry recognised qualifications in CNC programming, setting and operating

Candidate who can come in and hit the ground running

Good communication skills.

What next?

Do you have the experience? The company welcome a site visit to ensure you are happy with the role, the environment and the people you will work with!

If you would like to speak to someone regarding being booking an interview then please contact Luke Aston on (phone number removed) for more information or send an email to

Immediate starts are available!

Manufacturing Workforce are responsible for placing skilled and in demand people on both a permanent and contract basis into the Engineering, Technical and Manufacturing sectors, from skilled Shop Floor Personnel and Specialist Engineers to Supervisory and Management positions. We operate from several prime locations throughout Central England and our Specialist Consultants will have an in-depth understanding of your skills and offer best advice on your next step!! We are always searching for the best talent, so if you know anyone, why not recommend someone to one of our professional team who will be more than happy to help.

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