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CNC Mill/Turner - Aerospace Manufacturing

Shorterm Group
Wolverhampton
1 week ago
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CNC Mill/Turner - Aerospace Manufacturing
Location: Onsite - Wolverhampton, UK
Employment Type: Full-time, Permanent
Schedule: Standard day shift, with potential to move to double-day shifts in future. Overtime available as required.

I'm currently recruiting on behalf of my client for a skilled CNC Mill/Turner to join a world-class aerospace manufacturing team based in Wolverhampton. This is a fantastic opportunity to work within a highly engineered, precision-focused environment on bespoke, flight-critical components.

The successful candidate will be apprentice-trained, experienced in CNC machining (Mill/Turn), and confident in setting up, operating, and inspecting high-tolerance components using various CNC machine types and inspection equipment.

What's in it for you?
This fixed-term role offers the chance to join a highly respected aerospace organisation with a fantastic work culture built on collaboration and technical excellence.

You'll benefit from a supportive team environment and a comprehensive benefits package that includes:

*33 days annual leave (inclusive of Bank Holidays)
*Private Medical Insurance
*Life Assurance and Company Pension (starting at 6%)
*Flexible benefits scheme and employee share options
*Free onsite parking and EV charging
*Mental health support and financial wellbeing resources

Key Responsibilities
*Set up and operate a variety of CNC machines and processes
*Perform first-off in...

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