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Wimborne, Dorset
Monday to Thursday, 4:00 PM – 2:00 AM
Up to £20p/hr (negotiable, dependant on experience) + 25% late shift premium
Overtime paid at 1.5x standard rate
   
Benefits:
20 days holiday + bank holidays
25% late shift premium
Overtime available at 1.5x
Free onsite parking
Free hot and cold refreshments
Social events including annual Christmas party, team nights out, and charity golf days
Supportive, family-orientated team environment with excellent retention and a loyal client base 
? About the Company

We are working with a respected precision engineering business based in the Dorset area. This company is a trusted Tier 1 supplier to a major global aerospace organisation and manufactures complex components for a diverse range of industries, including oil & gas, nuclear, and water purification.
Operating from a modern facility with high-end CNC machinery, this business is known for its low staff turnover, stable workload, and strong commitment to quality and customer service. They pride themselves on offering a clean, well-equipped environment and a friendly, down-to-earth team culture.
   
? Role Overview

Our client is seeking an experienced CNC Turner who can confidently program, set, and operate CNC lathes on a late shift. Candidates should have experience working on live tooling lathes with Fanuc controls and ideally be familiar with CMZ MillTurn machines. This role involves machining small-to-medium batch runs to fine tolerances across a variety of challenging materials.
   
? Key Responsibilities:
Program, set, and operate CNC lathes with live tooling
Work to fine tolerances on materials including Aluminium, Stainless Steel, Titanium, Inconel, and Bronze
Produce batch sizes ranging from 5 to 100 components
Read and interpret technical drawings to ensure components meet exacting specifications
Maintain high standards of quality throughout production
Communicate effectively with colleagues to ensure workflow efficiency 
?? Candidate Profile:
Proven experience as a CNC Turner with live tooling experience
Confident with Fanuc controls (essential)
Familiarity with CMZ MillTurn lathes (desirable)
CADCAM knowledge is an advantage but not essential
A strong work ethic and ability to work unsupervised during late shifts
Quality-focused with a high level of attention to detail   
If you’re an experienced CNC Turner who enjoys working in a fast-paced, precision-led environment—and you’re ready to take on a well-compensated late-shift role—this is a fantastic opportunity to join a well-established and respected business.

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