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CNC Programmer (Milling) Nights

Wolverhampton
10 months ago
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Monday - Thursday 8:45pm-7am

The Role

A Precision engineering company who is going through an exciting expansion is looking for a CNC Programmer, Setter, Operator to join their manufacturing facility in the West Midlands. Working with Aerospace, Automotive & Oil & Gas industries this opportunity offers development and progression.

What will you be doing?

  • To ensure all products are handled, Milled and identified in accordance with Working Practices and Procedures ensuring adherence to customer requirements in a safe manner conforming to all relevant Health and Safety regulations.

  • The accurate programming, setting, cutting and identification of materials maximising stock utilisation and minimising any scrap of damage to both customer products and stock.

  • The maintenance and accurate recording of all details on both the computer-based stock control system and all other supporting documentation.

  • Promote continuous improvement processes to maximise stock productivity and minimise waste in all operational processes.

  • Maintain and promote safe working practices and policies whilst engaged in your daily role.

    What will you bring to the party?

  • Knowledge on all aspects of raw materials as handled by the site.

  • Programming knowledge for machine set-up, preparation and cutting.

  • Ability to read and understand a cutting pattern to maximise stock utilisation and minimise waste.

  • Machine Maintenance skills applicable to the type of equipment operated

  • Experience with Fanuc or Heidenhain

    What happens next?

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