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CNC Programmer

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Hertfordshire
3 weeks ago
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Class1 Personnel are seeking a CNC Programmer. The ideal candidate will possess a strong mechanical knowledge and experience in the fabrication and assembly of tools, working to aerospace standards.

Industry: Engineering

Location: Letchworth

Salary depending on experience: 18.00 to 22.00 per hour.

CNC Programmer Machinist - doosan machines What the job involves:

  • Working with a friendly team to program 3 Axis Doosan
  • Responsible for setting up the machines, performing first off checks to confirm quality.
  • Liaise with manufacturing and suppliers to ensure on time delivery.

Experience / Skills needed or desired for the CNC Programmer Machinist

  • Knowledge of milling is essential
  • The role requires manual lifting so applicants should be fit and able.
  • Knowledge of a cad package would be an advantage.
  • Knowledge of Delcam or Space claim software would be an advantage, (training will be given to the right applicant)
  • The ability to read and work from engineering drawings.

The starting package:

  • 25 days leave plus statutory holidays per year.
  • 37.5 hour working week
  • £18-22 per hr depending on experience
  • Regular overtime at time and a half
  • Monthly Bonus scheme
  • Modern machinery in a bespoke building.
  • Sick pay scheme
  • Pension

If you are interested in this CNC Programmer position based in Letchworth, then please apply for further information

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