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Cnc Turner (4 day week)

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We are currently recruiting for a CNC Turner for a Precision Engineering business supplying into the Aerospace & Defence industries. Due to increase of orders across their biggest customers and investment in new machinery, they have a need for an additional CNC Turner.

What does it involve?

The company is looking for an experienced CNC Turner who has experience working within a fast-paced Sub-Contract Machine Shop to machine parts within tolerance and in a timely manner. All machines are Fanuc controlled.

What’s needed for me to be considered?

  • CNC Turner – Programmer level.

  • Competent with Fanuc (Essential)

  • Familiar with Doosan machines (advantageous, not essential).

  • CAD/CAM (Offline) programming (advantageous but not essential)

  • Reading of technical drawings with both metric and imperial measurements.

  • Previous experience in a sub-contract machine shop environment – working to AS9100 advantageous.

  • Use of metrology tools - Vernier Caliper, Micrometer, Gauges etc.

    If of interest, please press apply and our Director/Consultant will be in touch to discuss the position if you’re suitable. Due to high volume of applications, if you don’t hear back within 14 days, please assume you’re not suitable
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