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Cnc Turner Programmer Setter Operator

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CNC Turner Programmer (Day Shift or Night Shift)

We are recruiting for a key client based in Lancashire who have been an essential part of the supply chain for aerospace, aero-engine and commercial customers since 1982. We are looking for a full time permanent CNC Turner Programmer to work the Night shift or Day Shift with this client.

Key skills required from the CNC Turner:

  • CNC Turner is required to have hands on minimum 4 years working experience

  • Ability to Set and Operate turning machines

  • Must have experience of Programming writing programs at least 3 years and ability to edit programs online and offline.

  • Experience of Mazatrol or Fanuc is a key requirement for this role

  • Ability to check own work in conjunction with inspection department.

  • Maintain safe operations by adhering to H&S regulations and procedures ensuring safe environment for yourself and colleagues.

    The successful CNC Turner will be rewarded with a market rate basic salary, free onsite parking and other benefits TBC by the client.

    Working hours:
    38 hours Per week

    Days Mon To Thursday only - 7.00am to 5pm

    Nights Monday - Thursday only 6pm - 6am

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

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