CNC Turner (Formula 1/ Aerospace)

Ernest Gordon Recruitment

Camberley

9 months ago

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CNC Turner (Formula 1/ Aerospace)Camberley£17phr - £24phr + Progression Opportunities + In-Depth Training + Extensive Overtime + Flexible Work HoursAre you a CNC Turner with programming experience, preferably with either Fanuc, Siemens or Mazatrol, looking to join a growing business who have just brought new state-of-the-art machinery and brought on a new and exciting big Formula 1 client?Do you want to join a business where you'll be able to boost your earnings with overtime paid at 1.5x, with the benefit of technical progression through training on sought after programming packages, progression opportunities, and the further benefit of a flexible working week?On offer is the exciting opportunity to join a company who have not only bought new cutting-edge machinery but have also gained one of the biggest companies in Formula 1 as a new client. Not only do they create complex parts for this industry, but they also work with the MOD and Naval clients on bespoke components.In this role you will be programming, setting up and operating various CNC Turning Machines and making specialized precision components for a variety of exciting industries.This role would suit a CNC machinist with experience in programming, looking for a position that offers both technical progression and overtime earning potential, with the added benefits of scalable career progression and flexible working hours.The roleProgramming, setting and operating CNC machinesMaking specialized, precision componentsThe personCNC turner with programming experienceLocal to CamberleyBBBH18896Keywords: CNC Turner, Turning, Programming, Setting, Operating, CNC Machinist, CNC Programmer, Camberly, Aldershot, SurreyIf you're interested in this role, click

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