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Salary £38,500 (including shift allowance), (if day shift is preferred £32,500 basic + all overtime at 1.5), Bristol BS10, 33 days incl bank hols, pension 4.5 %, 38 hours a week shift Monday to Thursday 6am - 2pm or 2pm - 10pm, Friday 6am - 12.00 on both shifts. If the successful candidate prefers working the days option 7am - 4pm early finish Fridays 7am - 11am, pension parking, bonus.

Friendly and successful aerospace engineering company in Bristol are recruiting for a gear cutter or gear hobber who would report to the section team leader.

Responsibilities for The gear cutter or gear hobbing machinist

Gear cutting, hobbing within a precision engineering environment

Candidates will need to demonstrate the ability to work from engineering drawings to produce machined parts and components to deadlines accurately.

Likely to have served an engineering apprenticeship however candidates who are time served in this area of machining could also be suitable if they can demonstrate a suitable track record in gear cutting, hobbing or broaching.

The types of machinery you would ideally be familiar with include Sykes V400, V10A, V10B, V10C, 3C and any experience in hobbing machines (Sykes H150/H160) and broaching would also be beneficial as well as any other types of gear cutting machines

The ability to inspect your own work (in conjunction with the Quality Department) to maintain quality standards of the products is required

Key Skills required for the gear cutter or gear hobbing machinist

Qualified in mechanical engineering, performing Machining operations however candidates who are time served in this area of machining could also be suitable if they can demonstrate a suitable track record

Requires a history of working in precision engineering producing gear parts, gear hobbing and or Broaching

Competent in accurately interpreting customer drawings and specifications

Competent in using all types of standard measuring equipment (Micrometers, Vernier's, etc)

This Bristol based aerospace manufacturer offer the opportunity to work in a stable and friendly environment with a good benefits package and working environment.

Benefits

Job title: gear cutter or gear hobbing machinist

Salary: Salary £38,500, (if day shift is preferred £32,500) overtime at 1.5

Benefits: Pension, 33 days holiday, free parking

Hours: 38 hours a week shift Monday to Thursday 6am - 2pm or 2pm - 10pm, Friday 6am - 12.00 on both shifts. If the successful candidate prefers working the days option 7am - 4pm early finish Fridays 7am - 11am (this position could go onto a split shift Monday to Friday and would attract a shift allowance if this is preferred)

Location: Bristol, BS10

Duration: Permanent

Please apply for this role through the job board or apply direct to (url removed) or for further information, please call Adam on

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