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Gear Cutter

Aldershot
2 weeks ago
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Gear Cutter

Location: Aldershot
Full-Time - Monday-Thursday – 6:30 – 15:15- Friday - 6:00 – 13:00
Salary: Competitive, based on experience.

About the Role:
We are seeking a skilled and motivated Gear Cutter to join our precision engineering team, supporting the aerospace and automotive sectors. You will operate and set up a variety of machines to manufacture high-specification components from engineering drawings, ensuring all products meet exacting standards.

Key Responsibilities of the Gear Cutter:

  • Set up machines and prepare materials/tooling for upcoming jobs

  • Load and run CNC gear cutting programs

  • Ensure proper clamping and secure loading of components

  • Change machine settings between jobs within defined timeframes

  • Perform gear cutting and apply appropriate deburring per design specs

  • Read and interpret technical engineering drawings

  • Use micrometers, verniers, and inspection equipment to check dimensions

  • Operate multiple machines when batch sizes allow

  • Conduct in-process inspections to ensure quality and accuracy

  • Address technical queries when required

  • Support team members and contribute to a smooth workflow

  • Comply with company quality systems and health & safety policies

  • Report issues to your supervisor or manager promptly

  • Maintain punctuality and a professional attitude at all times

    What We’re Looking for in a Gear Cutter:

  • 3–5 years’ experience in a similar precision manufacturing role

  • Proficiency in using measuring tools and inspection equipment

  • Strong math, technical, and problem-solving skills

  • Ability to follow complex engineering drawings

  • Attention to detail and commitment to producing high-quality work

  • A quick learner with adaptability to changing requirements

  • Proactive, reliable, and an excellent team player

    Why Join?

  • Work with a highly skilled team in a fast-paced, high-tech environment

  • Be part of producing components for industry-leading clients

  • Career progression and training opportunities available

  • Supportive and safety-focused workplace culture

    Apply Today
    Ready to take the next step in your career? Submit your CV and cover letter now to join a growing company at the forefront of precision engineering

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