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CNC Turner - 4 Day Week

Ely
6 months ago
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CNC Turner

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CNC Turner - 4 Days per week!!
Ely
£35,000

Are you a skilled CNC Turner looking for a 4-day workweek? Join a leading precision engineering company producing high-quality components for the medical, automotive, and aerospace industries. This is your chance to work on exciting, varied projects and make a real impact in a dynamic team.
What's in it for you?

Great Work-Life Balance with a 4-day working week.
Exciting Industries: Work on precision components for medical, automotive, and aerospace sectors.
Competitive Package: Attractive salary and comprehensive benefits.
Your Role:

Program, set, and operate CNC lathes to produce precision components.
Work to tight tolerances and deliver high-quality finishes.
Handle quick turnarounds and varied batch sizes.
Collaborate with a team to ensure efficiency and excellence in every project.
What You'll Bring:

Proven experience in programming, setting, and operating CNC lathes. Ideally experienced in Fanuc controls.
Ability to read and interpret complex technical drawings.
Attention to detail and a commitment to quality.
Want to know more? Hit apply below and Charlie will be in touch with more details.

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