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CNC Miller Setter/Operator

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CNC Miller Setter/Operator

Location: Stoke Mandeville, Aylesbury, Bucks, HP22 5BL
Salary: £21.50 per hour + overtime and late shift premium

About Us

As a rapidly growing company, Gibbs Gears is a leader in precision engineering, specializing in the design and manufacture of high-quality gears, shafts, transmissions, and complex CNC-machined components. Serving industries such as aerospace, motorsport, electric vehicles (EV), and advanced technology, we are committed to delivering innovation, excellence, and unparalleled craftsmanship.

The Role

We are seeking a skilled and experienced CNC Miller (4-Axis) to join our team. Your role will involve setting, operating, and programming MX-Matsuura CNC mills with Fanuc controls, as well as setting and operating a Haas Mini Mill.

This position demands a deep understanding of precision engineering and the ability to consistently produce high-quality components that meet stringent specifications. You will report to the Production Supervisor and collaborate with a dynamic team to achieve production goals while maintaining the highest standards of accuracy and efficiency.

Key Responsibilities



Machine Setup & Operation: Set up and operate 4-axis CNC Matsuura milling machines with Fanuc controls.

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Programming: Create or modify programs directly using G-code/M-code or through existing CAM software.

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Precision Engineering: Manufacture components to exact specifications, ensuring accuracy and adherence to quality standards.

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Tooling & Maintenance: Perform tooling setup, tool changes, and routine maintenance to ensure smooth machine operation.

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Quality Control: Use precision instruments such as micrometers, calipers, and height gauges to inspect parts and make adjustments as needed.

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Process Optimization: Work collaboratively to improve machining strategies, reduce cycle times, and implement continuous improvement initiatives.

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Documentation: Maintain accurate production records and machining logs.

What You Bring

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Proven experience as a CNC Miller, preferably with 3- and 4-axis machining expertise.

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Proficiency in Fanuc programming and G-code/M-code operations.

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Hands-on experience with Matsuura CNC mills and similar equipment.

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Strong knowledge of machining principles, cutting tools, and metalworking techniques.

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Ability to read and interpret technical drawings, including GD&T specifications.

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Attention to detail and a commitment to high-quality work.

Qualifications

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GCSEs in Mathematics and English (or equivalent).

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Vocational training or certifications in CNC machining are advantageous.

Benefits

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Competitive hourly rate of £21.50 + overtime and late shift premium.

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28 days of holiday (including bank holidays).

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Company pension scheme and employee reward program.

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Opportunities for training, professional development, and conference attendance.

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Regular team lunches, social events, and workplace celebrations.

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Free parking and refreshments.

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Overtime available at enhanced rates.

Working Hours

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Early Shift: Monday to Thursday, 6:00 AM - 2:15 PM.

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Late Shift: Monday to Thursday, 2:00 PM - 12:15 AM.

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Overtime: Paid at time and a third on weekdays, and time and a half on Saturdays.

Ready to Apply?

If you’re a skilled CNC Miller with a passion for precision engineering and a drive to achieve excellence, we’d love to hear from you. Apply today and join a team that values your expertise and supports your career growth.

REF: JE-Gibbs007

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