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Cnc Turner Programmer Setter Operator

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We are working with a well-established client who specialised in modern precision engineering for over 50 years. They specialise in motorsport (F1), aerospace, and medical precision engineering. This forward thinking modern organisation are recruiting for a highly experienced CNC Turner to join their business in Dunstable.

Key skills required for CNC Turner:

  • Must have over 7 years working experience of CNC Turning

  • Must have hands on experience setting and operating

  • Must have ability to take a model and create offline program

  • Ability to read technical drawings is essential

  • CAD / CAM experience would be advantageous

  • Ability to program, set and run CNC turning machinery is required

  • Awareness only: our client utilise Haas machines using OneCNC

  • Ensuring consistent quality

    The successful CNC Turner will be rewarded with an excellent basic hourly rate, free onsite parking and benefits to be confirmed.

    Hours of work: 39 hours per week standard days

    Please send your CV to Zabina @ Quest Technical Ltd for immediate consideration

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