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CNC Turner Programmer Setter

Knightsbridge
3 weeks ago
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CNC Turner, Programmer, Setter
Days Available
£17.00 - £18.00 Per Hour
Overtime and Benefits
Cheltenham

The Company
A successful manufacture of precision engineered components are looking for an experienced CNC Turner, Programmer, Setter, Operator to join their team. The company produce batch work parts for the Aerospace, Automotive industries.

Role
The company are looking for an experienced CNC Turner to program, set their CNC lathes.

Duties

  • To program, set and operate CNC Lathes via Fanuc controls.

  • Machining to tight tolerances and ensuring quality.

    Requirements

  • Experienced CNC Turner, Programmer, Setter Operator.

  • Experienced using Fanuc controls.

  • Experience machining to tight tolerances - Small to Medium batchwork

  • Ideally have twin spindle experience

    Hours
    Day Shift -
    Monday - Thursday - 8.00 am - 16.30 pm / Early finish on Fridays

    Salary and Benefits
    £17.00 - £18.00 Per Hour
    Overtime
    Benefits

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