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Cnc Miller Programmer

New Addington
2 weeks ago
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We need an experienced CNC miller programmer setter operator to join a Manufacturer in New Addington,Croydon, Pay: Up to £38,000.00 per year
Working hours: 37.5hrs/week; Monday-Thursday 7am-15.30 pm and Friday 7am-12.30pm

You must be able to program using Siemens Shopmill 828D or Heidenhain direct from drawing using MDI. The role will also include the day-to-day housekeeping of the machine and conducting self-inspection.

We are a Specialist manufacturing engineering SME serving high-reliability sectors like nuclear, defence, and aerospace. We design and manufacture detector products for diverse applications in UK and export markets.

Candidates must have prior experience in CNC machining. Please note that this role is not suitable for individuals who require extensive training; the successful candidate must be able to hit the ground running from day one. Additionally, please be aware that our location is within the ULEZ zone.

What we offer

  • Friendly working environment and inclusive, positive company culture.

  • Regular opportunities for internal and external development.

  • 25 days holiday

  • Pension

  • Life Insurance

  • Employee Assistance Programme

  • Training & Development opportunities (In-house and external)

  • Coaching and Mentoring

  • Employee events

  • Weekly fresh fruit selection

  • Subsidised coffee and snack vending machines on site

    To apply email, your CV to lee evan at inceptionpro, to find out more call

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