CNC Setter / Operator (Turning)

Motherwell
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CNC Setter / Operator (Turning)

£45,000 - £50,000 (OTE 60K) + Overtime + Progression + Training + 33 Days Holiday

Motherwell

Are you a CNC Setter / Operator from a Turning background looking to join a well-established Aerospace company offering progression opportunities into senior roles, the potential to move into other engineering sectors and plenty of overtime to significantly boost your earnings?

On offer is the opportunity to join a market-leading company that specialises in the manufacturing and repair of precision auto-engine components for major blue-chip clients in the aerospace and defense industries. Due to the high workload, they are looking to bolster their team of precision machinists.

In this role you will be setting and operating 3/4/5 axis turning machines. You will be in an open, modern workshop, collaborating with more than 20 other machinists, producing one off parts for this company's classified blue-chip clients.

This role would suit a CNC Setter / Operator from a Milling background looking to join a company offering progression into senior roles, the potential to be trained in other engineering disciplines, and plenty of overtime opportunities.

The Role:

Setting / Operating 3/4/5 Axis Turning machines
Rotating 3-shift rota - 07:00-15:00/15:00-22:30/22:30-07:00
Overtime paid 1.5x on Saturday and 2x on SundayThe Person:

CNC Setter / Operator
Turning background
Looking for 3-shift rotaReference Number: BBBH18393t

Setter, Operator, Machinist, Turning, Turner, Turn, 3/4/5 Axis, Fanuc, Mazak, Heidenhain, Siemens, Aerospace, Overtime, Motherwell, Hamilton, Glasgow

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We are an equal opportunities employer and welcome applications from all suitable candidates.

The salary advertised is a guideline for this position. The offered remuneration will be dependent on the extent of your experience, qualifications, and skill set.

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