CNC Turner / Programmer (Aerospace)

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CNC Turner / Programmer (Aerospace)

£36,000 - £38,000 + Overtime + Enhanced Pension + Enhanced Holiday + Pay and Role Development + Training + On-Site Parking

Crayford

Are you a CNC Turner / Programmer looking to join a company with excellent capabilities and extensive client base that provide overtime and progression opportunities?

This company supply to local, European and global customers within Aerospace, Telecoms and Power Generation industries. With its core disciplines of high-speed 3 / 5-axis machining using a range of materials - their extensive capabilities have resulted in constant growth.

This role will see the successful candidate operate a range of CNC turner machines and complete programming in Alphacam, Edgecam, Mapps or Solidworks. Producing a range of components to AS9100 quality standards the right candidate will be able to interpret and understand Engineering Drawings.

If you are a CNC Turner / Programmer looking to join a company with overtime and progression opportunities, apply today.

The Role:

Create, load, examine and modify CNC programmes
Use a wide variety of measuring equipment to ensure accuracy and aid in performing in process inspections
Interpret and understand Engineering Drawings with a good understanding of geometric dimensions and tolerances - aiding carrying out machining of precision componentsThe Person:

Proven experience within a similar position
Experience with MAPPS / CAPS is advantageous but not essentialJob Reference: BBBH18004

Keywords: CNC, Turner, Programmer, Crayford, Kent, Machining, 3Axis, 5Axis, Edgecam, Alphacam, Mapps, Solid, Works

If you're interested in this role, click 'apply now' to forward an up-to-date copy of your CV.

We are an equal opportunities employer and welcome applications from all suitable candidates. The salary advertised is a guideline for this position. The offered renumeration will be dependent on the extent of your experience, qualifications, and skill set.

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