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CNC Operator

Coventry
3 days ago
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CNC Operator
Coventry
£14.00 per hour + shift allowance
18.00pm to 06.00am Mon – Thurs (Nights)
Permanent Role
 
Currently recruiting for an experienced CNC Operator for a Manufacturing company based in Coventry. This would suit a candidate with experience Operating Milling machines and ideally experienced within Aerospace or Oil & Gas.
 
Role responsibilities –

For the role of CNC Operator, you will be operating various milling machines such as Bridgeport.
For the role of CNC Operator, you will checking your own work using measurement equipment.
You will be loading and unloading machines for the role of CNC Operator. 
Role requirements –

You will be an experienced CNC Operator and have operated various Milling machines including Bridgeport for the CNC Operator role.
For the role of CNC Operator, you will have experience loading and unloading machinery.
You will be able to quality check your own work using measurement equipment such as verniers and Calipers. 
If you are interested in discussing this position in more detail, then please contact Kirsten Oxtoby
 
Arch Recruitment Solutions are acting as an Employment Agency with regards to this position

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