CNC Miller Team Leader

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Salary: £40,300

CNC Miller Team Leader Overview

Holt Engineering are passionate about precision engineering and contributing to some of the most exciting and complex projects in the aerospace and defence sectors. We work with leading-edge technologies and collaborate with world-class clients to deliver exceptional results.

We are seeking a highly motivated and skilled CNC Miller Section Team Leader / Machine Operator to join our dynamic client. In this key role, you will be responsible for leading and mentoring a team of machinists while also contributing directly to the production process.

CNC Miller Team Leader Responsibilities:

Set and operate CNC milling machine tools.
Setting of cutting tools, machine tool and work piece datums.
Assess tool condition and maintain as necessary.
Conduct self-inspection of work in accordance with planning layouts and customer drawings.
Manage daily production requirements and address performance issues.
Provide training for new or temporary employees.
Undertake Return to Work interviews, conduct performance reviews, and ensure a safe working environment.
Liaise with management regarding production issues and improvements.
Hold team meetings and act on feedback received.CNC Miller Team Leader Requirements:

Proven experience in operating CNC milling machines, ideally with Mazak experience.
Ability to produce high-quality, tight tolerance components in a variety of materials.
Supervisory experience is highly desirable.
Strong communication and interpersonal skills.
Ability to work effectively both independently and as part of a team.
Excellent attention to detail and a commitment to safety.CNC Miller Team Leader Benefits:

Competitive salary and benefits package.
25.5 Days annual leave (Plus Bank Holidays)
Christmas shut down
Company sick pay scheme
Cycle to work scheme
On-site parkingHow to Apply for the CNC Miller Team Leader role:

Please apply directly or contact Harry on (phone number removed) or at (url removed)

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