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Are you a talented Machinist with in-depth manual or CNC grinder skills looking for an opportunity to join a talented team working on next-generation projects?  If so, this is a fantastic opportunity to be part of a team producing precision products working with a smart, state of the art manufacturing facility. Utilising your mix of both manual and CNC grinding experience you will be working on a range of different materials to fine tolerances and supporting a diverse range of products, so great technical variety.

There are a number of shift patterns available for the grinder:

Days

Night Shift

Rotating shift

Key responsibilities for the grinder will include:

Setting and operating both manual and CNC Grinding Machines

Working to fine tolerances

Utilising your overall machining and tooling knowledge to work across concurrent processes and machines concurrently

Ideally, you will be:

Apprentice / Trained / Time Served or have a number of years in a similar role

Have the ability to use both manual and CNC grinding machines

Used to working to fine tolerances

Ideally have experience in the automotive, medical, defence, aerospace or related sectors (although not essential)

In return, you will be rewarded with the opportunity to make a real difference in the team and the chance to grow and develop within the business long term.

Rates will vary depending on shift but will be between £(phone number removed) dep on skills and experience. Please contact Charlie Penn for further details or apply now via the link.

Please note: Due to the volume of applications, if you have not heard back within 5 working days, assume your application has been unsuccessful. Check our website for other opportunities.

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