CNC Turner / Sliding Head Programmer

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Mazco Recruitment is currently seeking an experienced Sliding Head CNC Turner to join a well-established precision engineering firm. This is a fantastic opportunity for a skilled individual to work on Star sliding head lathes, including SR-32JIII and SR-20J models, in a modern and supportive environment.

You will be responsible for the programming, setting, and operating of sliding head CNC machines to produce high-quality components for a variety of industries, including aerospace, automotive, and medical.

Key Responsibilities



Programming CNC sliding head lathes using FANUC controls (Star SR-32JIII, SR-20J and similar).

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Setting and operating machines to ensure components meet tight tolerances and customer specifications.

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Reading and interpreting technical drawings and engineering plans.

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Performing in-process inspections using measuring equipment (micrometers, gauges, etc.).

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Monitoring production runs and ensuring machines run efficiently and safely.

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Performing routine maintenance and troubleshooting minor issues.

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Working collaboratively with the production team and reporting to the CNC shop supervisor.

Requirements

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Proven experience with Star sliding head lathes, particularly the SR-32JIII and SR-20J models.

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Strong knowledge of FANUC programming.

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Ability to read engineering drawings and use inspection equipment.

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Attention to detail and commitment to quality.

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Flexible to work either afternoon or night shift.

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Reliable, self-motivated, and able to work independently.

Shift Options

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Afternoon Shift: 2pm – 10pm

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Night Shift: 5/6pm to 5/6am

Benefits

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Competitive hourly rate of £20–£25 p/h (DOE)

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Opportunities for overtime

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Long-term stability with permanent position

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Career progression within a growing company

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