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6 months ago
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Salary: up to £45,000 per annum D.O.E
Type: Permanent, Full Time role, Mon - Fri
Location: Wolverhampton

Hariley Solutions are recruiting on behalf of a leading precision engineering company working across aerospace and automotive sectors, seeking an experienced CNC Programmer to join their high-performing engineering team during an exciting period of growth!

Core Duties of a CNC Programmer:



Programming 3-5 axis CNC milling and turning machines (Fanuc/Heidenhain)

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Supporting NPI and legacy project optimisation

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Offline programming (VISI CAM preferred)

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Designing fixtures, selecting tooling, improving processes

What we’re looking for in a CNC Programmer:

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Proven CNC programming experience in a precision environment

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Strong milling & turning capabilities (ideally 5 axis)

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CAD/CAM skills (SolidWorks, VISI)

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Knowledge of AS9100D / ISO9001 standards

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Knowledge of tooling and fixtures and lean manufacturing principles

If you're looking to take the next step in your CNC programming career with a company that values quality, innovation, and continuous improvement - apply now!

📞 Contact Mitchell at Hariley Solutions on (phone number removed)

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