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Why This Role Stands Out:

Work just 4 days a week - enjoy long weekends every week!
Competitive £18 per hour + evening shift premium
Overtime available at enhanced rates
Join a leading aerospace engineering company where precision meets innovation. This evening shift role offers the chance to work on high-specification aerospace components using advanced CNC technology in a clean, well-organized facility.

What You'll Do:

Set and operate CNC Turning machines (Fanuc controls) to tight aerospace tolerances
Work with materials such as Stainless Steel, Titanium, Inconel, Aluminium, and Nylon
Record job timings accurately in the ERP system
Maintain high standards of cleanliness and organization (6S)
Contribute to continuous improvement initiatives
What You'll Need:

CNC Turning experience in aerospace or high-precision sectors
Skilled in setting and operating CNC machines with Fanuc controls
Comfortable working to tight tolerances
Apprenticeship trained or qualified by experience
CAD/CAM familiarity is a plus, but not essential
What's On Offer:

£18/hr + evening shift premium, overtime at enhanced rates
Permanent role with long-term career prospects
Work with advanced machinery and cutting-edge technologies
Supportive and skilled team environment
4-day working week

Take your CNC career to the next level and work on exciting aerospace projects - apply today through this recruitment agency

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