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We are currently recruiting for one of the UK's largest Defence Organisations and require CNC Milling Setter Operators.
You will be required to set and operate CNC Machines including:
Reading and comprehending engineering drawings to ensure machined parts
Setting up and operating CNC Haas Machining Centres - retrieving and inputting CNC programs from the network as per the appropriate paperwork.
Measuring, examining, and visually inspecting components to detect defects and ensure conformance to specifications, using precision instruments such as micrometres and verniers according to drawing specifications.
Comprehensive training provided!
These are ongoing contract positions working a 4 day week on fixed day or night shifts.
Rates of pay
Umbrella
Days 37 hours = 24.50 p/hr x 37 hours = 906.50 per week
Nights 37 hours = 32.74 p/hr x 37 hours = 1211.38 per week
Additional hours at Overtime rates available!
For More info please call Neil @ Employment Solutions (phone number removed) or email CV to (url removed)
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Employment Solutions Ltd
Posted 14 days ago, valid for 11 days
Stockport, Cheshire SK1 1NE, England
£24.5 - £32.74 per hour
Full Time
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Sonic Summary
- A Contract CNC Machinist role is available with one of the UK's largest Defence Organisations, requiring immediate starts.
- Candidates will need to set and operate CNC Machines, specifically CNC Haas Machining Centres, while reading and comprehending engineering drawings.
- The position involves measuring and inspecting components for defects using precision instruments, with comprehensive training provided.
- These ongoing contract positions offer a 4-day work week with fixed day or night shifts, and pay rates are £24.50 per hour for days and £32.74 per hour for nights.
- Experience in CNC machining is required, although the specific number of years is not mentioned.
