Machining Technician - CNC Milling

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Job Title: Machining Technician - CNC Milling

Location: Stroud

Contract Details: Permanent, Full Time

Salary: Competitive, based on experience

Working Hours: Day Shift, typically 7:30am to 4pm (Mon - Thu), Friday 7:30am to 3pm

About Our Client:

Our client is an industry-leading organisation in the aerospace sector, dedicated to delivering high-quality products and solutions to their global customer base. With a focus on innovation and continuous improvement, our client is seeking a skilled Machining Technician - CNC Milling to join their dynamic team in Stroud.

Benefits & Perks:

Competitive salary based on experience
25 days holiday plus public holidays, increasing to 30 days based on service
Discounted gym membership
Employee assistance programme
Occupational sick pay
5% pension match upon eligibility
Part of an international progressive group of companies
Company uniform
Salaried position with potential for overtime opportunities (subject to policy)Responsibilities:

Collaborate with Manufacturing Engineers and CNC Operators to provide essential first-line engineering support
Interpret and fulfil customer requirements with guidance from the Manufacturing Engineers
Write and modify CNC programmes to meet production needs
Provide hands-on support for New Product Introduction (NPI) initiatives
Promote and maintain a safety-first culture
Support continuous improvement activities across the organisation
Collaborate with and support wider production teamsEssential (Knowledge, skills, qualifications, experience):

Relevant experience at a technical engineering/programming level
Strong problem-solving abilities
Ability to prioritise and meet deadlines in a fast-paced environment
Proficiency in Microsoft Office software
Comfortable using computer-based manufacturing systems and reportingDesirable (Knowledge, skills, qualifications, experience):

Experience with Fanuc Controls
Previous leadership experience at Team Leader level or above
CNC turning experience
Direct experience using HyperMill CAD/CAM
Familiarity with Fanuc, Sieme ns, and Heidenhain controlsTechnologies: CNC Milling, Fanuc Controls, HyperMill CAD/CAM, Sieme ns Controls, Heidenhain Controls

How to apply:

If you are a highly skilled and experienced Machining Technician - CNC Milling, eager to join a leading organisation in the Aerospace industry, we would love to hear from you. Apply now with your updated CV highlighting your relevant experience and qualifications. Join our client's team and contribute to their continued success!

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