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We’re looking for a CNC Programmer to join a global leader in bespoke manufacturing at their site based in Hayfield.
In this role you will be performing quality checks, reading engineering drawings, selecting tools, and reporting machine faults.
What’s on offer?
- £16.00 - £19.00 per hour
- Monday – Thursday 7:00am – 4:00pm
- Early finish on Fridays
- Overtime available (paid at an enhanced rate)
- 32 days holiday
- Employee pension scheme
What will you be doing as a CNC Programmer?
- Setting and operating a range of CNC machines, including multi-axis and sliding head (possibly programming experience dependant)
- Producing components to required tolerances and quality standards
- Identifying and recommending programme amendments to improve efficiency and/or quality
- Carrying out quality checks to ensure components meet the required quality standards
- Performing "Start of Work" machine inspections before the start of each shift
- Reporting any machine faults or unusual occurrences through approved Maintenance Reporting Procedures
- Reading and comprehending engineering drawings to ensure machined parts conform to drawing and planning specifications
- Selecting suitable tools, equipment, and materials for machining preparation
What do you need?
- CNC machining experience
- Experience in programming both 3-axis and 5-axis CNC machines (heidenhain or hurco)
- Familiarity with use of Fanuc (desirable)
- A recognised engineering qualification or time served as an apprentice (desirable)
If you possess the required skills and experience for this role, we want to hear from you. Apply today for consideration or speak with Gabby at KPJ Group for more information.
KPJ Group are a specialist Recruitment Consultancy with more than 40 years of experience delivering staffing solutions. We treat each application with a high degree of care however due to the high volume of applications are sometimes unable to contact all individuals. If you do not hear from us within 5 days of submitting your application, please assume that unfortunately you have not been shortlisted.
