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Following the award of new programmes and company expansion, a global leading manufacturer of complex precision components to the Aerospace & Defence sectors has a new vacancy for a CNC Programmer. Offering excellent career development opportunities and a great working environment, candidates are sought with CNC Programming experience gained within a highly regulated sector.

The Role

Creation and modification of CNC programs.

Partner with the New Product Development Team and Engineering Manager to ensure successful launch of new products.

Testing and adjusting programs to ensure efficiency and quality.

Working with engineers and machinists to assess requirements and resolve issues related to machine setup and program performance.

Keep detailed records and documentation for machine specifications and programming.

Ensure full compliance with health & safety rules and regulations.

Ensure that all drawings and models are issue level maintained.

Interpret technical drawings and specifications.

Monitor machine performance and make adjustments to ensure quality and accuracy.

Track Deadlines and timescales accordingly.

The Person

Previous experience of CNC Programming gained within a highly regulated environment.

Engineering apprenticeship highly desirable.

Flexible approach with desire to improve and develop.

Previous experience of New Product Introduction.

A good understand technical data and drawings.

Excellent attention to detail and a commitment to high-quality work

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