Machine Operator

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Job Title: Machine Operator

Location: Gloucester

Pay Range: £25,145

Shift: - 7:30am to 4pm (Mon-Thurs) 7:30am to 1pm (Friday)

Contract Type: Perm

My client a dynamic organization is looking for a machinist to join their team in Gloucester. To work across diverse, high-impact industries such as aerospace, defence, and high-performance automotive. The successful candidate will be responsible for operating various different machines. You will be expected to ensure the production of high-quality components that meet customer specifications, with a focus on precision and efficiency. PLEASE NOTE TO BE SUCESSFUL FOR THIS ROLE YOU WILL HAVE TO SUCESSFULLY PASS A DBS CHECK.

Key Responsibilities – CNC Milling  

Operate Beams Saws & Sanding equipment
Operate Haas/Fanuc-controlled CNC machines
Be able to read and work from Technical Drawings
Prepare and load materials and components
Work to specific tolerances ensuring these are accurate for each operation
Inspect and measure finished components, recording results using in-process inspection sheets
Fulfil daily responsibilities using our ERP system. (IFS)
Reporting any issues to their Supervisor/Manager
Take a proactive approach to managing their own and others' Health & Safety
Be flexible in their duties/responsibilities and perform other duties which reasonably correspond to the general character of their job
Adhere to all Company’s policies.

Qualifications & Requirements – CNC Milling

Experience operating machinery such as Saws, Sanders & CNC’s
Experience producing precision milled components from a variety of materials, mainly composite, aluminium & plastics.
Preferred experience operational use of Fanuc/Haas controlled machines
Ability to complete ongoing quality documentation, maintaining communication with supervisors and quality operatives
Understand basic measurement principles
Understanding of basic quality & process principles
What we can offer – CNC Milling

Competitive salary based on experience.
Full-time, permanent role with regular working hours.
Opportunities for training and development in a dynamic, growing company.
A collaborative and supportive working environment.
For more information on this role, please contact Harvey Clough on (phone number removed) or send a copy of your CV to

Omega Resource Group is an employment agency specialising in opportunities at all levels within the Engineering, Aerospace, Automotive, Electronics, Defence, Scientific, Oil & Gas, Construction and Manufacturing sectors. 

Candidates who are currently a machine operator, general operative, production operative, experience working within an engineering environment

For details of other opportunities available within your chosen field please visit our website (url removed)

Omega is an employment agency specialising in opportunities at all levels within the Engineering, Manufacturing, Aerospace, Automotive, Electronics, Defence, Scientific, Energy & Renewables and Tech sectors

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