CNC Miller - Setter, Operator, Programmer

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11 months ago

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JRS Associates have partnered with a leading aerospace and precision machining company to find a skilled CNC Miller - Setter, Operator, Programmer to join their production team. This is an excellent opportunity to work on innovative projects and play a key role in ensuring high-quality manufacturing standards.
Package:

Hourly Rate: £22.61 - £25.27 per hour (inc shift allowance)
Shift Pattern: Nightshift – 08:45pm – 07:00am (Monday to Thursday)
Benefits:
- Secure and permanent role
- Career growth and development opportunities
- Comprehensive health and safety policies
- Free onsite parking
  Key Responsibilities:
Program, set, and operate CNC milling machines to create components according to customer and drawing specifications.
Ensure accurate programming, cutting, and identification of materials to maximise stock utilisation and minimise waste.
Maintain accurate documentation on computer-based stock control systems and supporting paperwork.
Conduct quality checks to ensure full compliance with customer requirements.
Promote and support continuous improvement initiatives to enhance efficiency.
Maintain a safe and tidy work environment in compliance with health and safety regulations.
Train and support other operatives as required.
Requirements:
Experience in CNC programming, setting, and operating milling machines.
Ability to read and understand cutting patterns to optimise material utilisation.
Familiarity with health and safety practices, including COSHH and risk assessments.
Self-motivated, analytical, and detail-oriented.
PC literacy for documentation and record-keeping purposes.
(Desirable) Valid counterbalance mechanical handling license and machine maintenance skills.
If you’re an experienced CNC Miller - Setter, Operator, Programmer and are looking for a challenging yet rewarding opportunity, we’d love to hear from you!
Apply now! Shortlisted candidates will receive a call within 3 hours during working hours to discuss the role further

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