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Cylindrical Grinder

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1 month ago
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Salary: £13 - £18 DOE

Monday - Thursday 06:30 - 15:30 (early finish Friday)

Birmingham B7

Full Time Permanent

We are looking for an experienced Cylindrical Grinder, to work with a busy but relaxed precision engineering company.

You will be responsible for setting & operating cylindrical grinders, working on a variety of components from the aerospace, motorsport, medical sectors and more. Tolerances will vary but can be as tight as a few microns.

To be considered - you MUST have proven experience as a cylindrical grinder, this is essential. Without this experience you will not be considered.

What do you get out of this?

Salary - £13 - £18p/hour DOE
Enhanced rate for overtime
37.5hr paid per week
Relaxed Envrionment
Job securityFor top money on this role it depends on your experience, if you can prove you are worth £18 or even £20 you will get it.

If you have the skills and the knowledge to just walk in crack on and nail the job apply now.

APPLY NOW - Applying is easy, and there are 2 ways to do it:

Have you read the job advert and feel that you are the perfect person? If that's the case, then give Nathan Carlow a call at SolviT Recruitment NOW on (01455) (phone number removed).
Do you have experience but are not sure it's enough? Then reply to this advert with your CV, and we can tell you.#WeCanSolviT

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