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CNC Miller (Machining)
£31,980 - £36,244 - £15 - £17ph (£43,500 OTE) + Overtime + Training + Progression + Early Friday Finish + Enhanced Holidays
Coventry
Are you a CNC Miller with experience in G&M Programming looking to join a well-established company that offers progression, training and overtime?
This company has been established for 5 and a half decades and since then has seen exponential growth. Originally starting out as toolmakers and supplying into the automotive industry, the company diversified into the automation and robotics sectors, now seen as a one stop shop rapid response precision engineering.
In this role, the suitable candidate will set an operate Fanuc CNC Machines, ensuring all output meets quality requirements and deadlines. The candidate must be able to work efficiently independently and dynamically in a team environment.
If you are CNC Miller with experience with 3,4 and 5 axis machines looking to join a reputable company that offers a healthy work life balance with an early Friday finish and enhanced holidays, apply today.
The Role:
- 7:30-4:30 Monday - Thursday 7:30-12:30 Friday
- Milling and Programming Fanuc controlled CNC machines.
- G&M Programming on the machine
- Work with materials such as Steel, Aluminium and Plastic
- Work synonymously with the sister workshop
The Person:
- Experience with G&M Programming
- Experience with CNC Milling
Key Words: CNC, Miller, Programming, Fanuc, Coventry, West Midlands, Steel, Precision, Engineering
Job Reference: BBBH18451
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