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Job title: CNC Turner - setter/operator/programmer

Location: Kidderminster

Job type: Temp-Perm

Working hours: Monday to Friday regular day shift

Rate: dependant on experience

Benefits: -Free onsite parking – company benefits – great earning potential – personal career development

AMLR is working in partnership with a reputable engineering company who are currently recruiting for a skilled reliable time served CNC Turner - to join their team.

Specialising and passionate about metalwork, they custom design every job to meet customer requirements meaning no two jobs are the same.

Due to the nature of the market our client supplies into, all candidates must be UK residents.

Responsibilities and Duties are required for the CNC Turner Setter/Operator/Programmer role:

· CNC Lathe - preferably with fanuc control panels

· Experience working with various metals

· Working with machined components from sheet metal

· Able to use hand tools and power tools

· Able to read and understand detailed drawings

· Able to work with minimal supervision

· Able to work under pressure and maintain health and safety procedures

· Full UK licence required as candidate will be required to go onto site to take measurements- company van available

Qualifications and Skills are required for the CNC machinist / Fitter role:

An Apprenticeship or equivalent City & Guilds qualification is desirable

Minimum 3 years CNC experience

Benefits we offer for the CNC machinist / Fitter role:

Competitive salary
Competitive overtime rates
On-site parking

How to apply for the CNC machinist / Fitter role:

Please submit your most up-to-date CV to a. richards @ amlr. uk or to discuss how we can find you your next move within your chosen sector with one of the many career opportunities we currently have, Tel: (phone number removed) and ask for Alexander

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