Laser Operator

GPS Recruitment
Heckmondwike, West Yorkshire
11 months ago
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Responsibilities:

• Working alongside the materials supervisor, this position primarily operates and maintains the Amada laser CNC machine.

Required Skills and Experience:

• Proven experience operating lasers (Preferably Amada)

• Good attention to detail

• Familiar with H&S Law & Safety Procedures

• Ability to interpret engineering drawings

• Conducting quality checks on parts produce

• Troubleshooting experience

• Material handling and stock control

• Knowledge of materials and mechanical properties (advantageous)

• Good communication and interpersonal skills.

• Forklift truck license (desirable but not essential).

• Basic IT skills

Working Hours:

14:45pm – 01:00am Monday to Thursday

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