CNC Mill/Turn programmer

Northampton
2 weeks ago
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Job role: CNC Programmer

Location: Northampton

Salary: £16-£20.00 per hour (DOE)

Hours: 07:00-16:00 Mon to Thur. 07:30-12:30 Friday

Client Overview:

A precision engineering company, operating primarily in the defence and aerospace industries. Their customers include very large multinational companies. A good opportunity to join a well established company with long-term development opportunities.

The Role - CNC Programmer

A job for a CNC Programmer has become available in the Northampton area.

CNC Miller Programmer's Setter's Operator's check list:

CNC turning and some milling experience.
Experienced with Mill/Turn CAM programming advantageous
Able to program using FeatureCam.
Competent using Fanuc controls.
Must be able to work to tight tolerances & wide range of materials. i.e. titanium, mild steels, brass .Apply:

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