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CNC Turner Operator & Setter - Afters

Nottingham
3 weeks ago
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CNC Turner – Operator & Setter

Starting Salary: £14 -16 per hour DOE

Location: Nottingham, NG15

Shifts: Full Time, Afters – 38 hours per week – Monday to Thursday – 2pm to 11:30pm.

Generations People is recruiting for an exciting opportunity, we are currently looking for an experienced CNC Machine Operators to join our clients After team in the Hucknall area.

They are a well-established precision engineering company, manufacturing components for the aerospace sector.

If you are looking to join a forward-thinking company with a great reputation, that can offer stability as well as long-term development and progression then this could be a great role for you!

The successful candidate will be from a mechanical engineering background being fully skilled in the operating of CNC machines with a high degree of professionalism and attention to detail.

The ideal candidate will have a strong focus on quality, safety, and teamwork.

Responsibilities for the CNC Turner role:

Your duties will include:

  • Operating CNC machines to produce small precision parts according to specifications.

  • Monitor the CNC machine operations to ensure proper functioning and make adjustments as necessary.

  • Inspect finished parts for quality and accuracy, using precision measuring instruments.

    Essential Skills and Competences:

  • Be organised and methodical with the ability to multi-task.

  • Work cleanly, tidily and considerately of co-workers.

  • Ensure consistent quality.

  • Ability to work independently or as part of a team.

  • Excellent time management.

  • Experience and understanding of working in aerospace, would also be beneficial.

    This is a permanent full-time position

    Quality is at the core of what they do and therefore the successful candidate will be someone who is initiative-taking, dependable and has a positive attitude to join their team.

    If you would like to know more information regarding these roles, please contact Generations today!

    Benefits:

    ·Free parking

    ·On-site parking

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