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Owen Daniels
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7 months ago
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Are you aLaser Setter/Operator, looking to take the next step in your career by joining aleading precision component manufacturer, primarily operating in the Aerospace sector? Our client is well-established within the Manufacturing sector and are looking for a confident and passionateLaser Setter/Operatorto set up machines with the requiredsettings and toolingin accordance with relevant procedures.Laser Setter/Operator (nights)Permanent£34,500 - £36,000 - Dependant on experienceMonday – Wednesday 4pm – 2am, Thursday 4pm – 1amStratford-on-Avon, WarwickshireLaser Setter/OperatorJob Description

  • Use and control of Lasers in accordance with relevant procedures.
  • Ability to read and understand CNC code to the level required for machine set up and operation.
  • Understanding of and safe use of air tools and hand tools 
  • Set up machines with the required work holding and tooling in accordance with relevant procedures.
  • Complete laser cutting operations efficiently in accordance with Job Card instructions to achieve the required output levels.

Laser Setter/OperatorEssential Experience/Skills/Qualifications

  • Previous experience setting and operating multi-axis laser machines
  • Be familiar with qual...
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