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Manual Turner

Manual Turner

Manual Turner

Turner manual/ CNC

CNC Turners x3 (days and nights, perm and FTC)

Cnc Turner Programmer Setter Operator

My client is looking for a Manual Turner to join on them on a contract basis in Yeovil, Somerset.
You will be responsible for manual turning of Aerospace equipment, in accordance with all customer, client & industry regulatory requirements.

Role: Manual Turner

Pay:
Mon-Fri. Day shift:
£18.99 - £19.35 per hour (Skilled Worker)
£19.54 - £19.92 (Indentured Skilled Worker)

Swing shift:
£22.41 - £22.84 per hour (Skilled Worker)
£23.06 - £23.50 (Indentured Skilled Worker)

Location: Yeovil, Somerset
Hours: 37 per week, Monday to Friday

** Due to the nature of the work, we can only accept applications from UK or NATO country passport holders. Vetting will include 5 years' referencing, drug screen, DBS check.

Main responsibilities:

Centre Lathe Turning will entail manufacturing of parts from start to finish, to Aerospace Specifications (this will entail setting and running of bespoke work on 2 Axis Lathes)
Stamping to confirm quality of assemblies are to Customer standards
Achieve on time delivery by ensuring work is completed on time and to the required standard
Interpreting engineering drawings, following the process layout and documentation procedures
Working effectively in a lean environment.

Ideal candidate profile:

Strong experience in a similar role
Engineering Apprenticeship (Desirable but not Essential)
Knowledge of machining, specifically Manual Turning or relevant machining experience
Knowledge of hand measuring equipment, such as Vernier, Micrometer, Thread and Plug Gauges
High standard of Health & Safety
Adhering to Company Processes & Procedures
Working in a Customer-focused environment and achieving targets
Working with Designers and Engineers
An understanding of Aerospace practice and the significance of the safety critical work undertaken
PC literate
The applicant should be able to display essential skills in the adherence to Health & Safety standards at all times, teamwork, flexibility and the ability to use initiative
Continuous Improvement
Any further training requirements will be provided as required:- PC skills, Manual Handling, Abrasive Wheels, 5S, HOS Principles and general Health & Safety
If you are interested in applying for this position and you meet the requirements, please apply immediately.

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