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CNC Machinist

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CNC Composite Machinist
Bristol
£26.77 per hour + great overtime rates
3 on 4 off nights

We are looking for experienced CNC Machinists to join a leading global manufacturer within the aerospace sector. This is a fantastic opportunity to join a well-respected company offering long-term contracts, ongoing training and development, and varied work on both metallic and composite components.

The role is suited to candidates with CNC machining experience — ideally with the ability to set and operate CNC machines. Previous experience with Fanuc or Siemens controls and 4/5 Axis machining is highly desirable.
The Role:
*Manufacture, machine, measure and test aircraft components from composite or metallic materials
*Operate and set CNC machines (including 5 Axis Zimmerman drilling machines, CNC routers and gantry fettling machines)
*Work from engineering drawings and customer specifications
*Ensure all work is completed to high quality standards
*Follow health & safety and quality assurance procedures

The Person:
*Experienced CNC Machinist (metallic and/or composite materials)
*Competent in operating, and setting CNC machinery
*Skilled at reading and interpreting engineering drawings
*Experience with Fanuc and Siemens machines (4 & 5 Axis)
*Time-served apprenticeship or equivalent (NVQ Level 3, City & Guilds Level 3, or international equivalent with English translation)

About BMR Solutions:

BMR Solutions operates as an Employment Business and Employment Agency. We specialise in recruiting skilled engineers and manufacturing professionals across the Southwest.

By submitting your application, you acknowledge that BMR Solutions will process your personal data for the purposes of recruitment, in line with our Privacy Policy. We will only share your details with client organisations after we have discussed the opportunity with you and obtained your explicit consent.

We celebrate diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees. Applications are welcomed from all backgrounds

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