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07:00am – 16:00am Mon – Thurs 07:00am – 12:00pm Fri
Permanent Role
 
Are you a CNC Miller currently looking for a new challenge within the Nottingham area?
 
Currently recruiting for an experienced CNC Miller for a Manufacturing company based in Nottingham. This would suit a candidate with experience Setting and Operating Haas Milling machines.
 
Role responsibilities –

For the role of CNC Miller, you will set up and operate CNC milling machines to produce precision parts according to technical drawings and specifications.
Select and install tools, fixtures, and workpieces on the CNC machine.
Reviewing and interpreting technical drawings, blueprints, and CAD models is required for the CNC Miller role.
Load and align raw materials and tooling on the CNC machine.
Monitor machine performance during operation, adjusting settings as necessary to maintain quality and efficiency.
For the role of CNC Miller, you will be performing routine maintenance on CNC milling machines and report any malfunctions.
Inspect finished parts using precision measuring instruments such as calipers, micrometers, and gauges to ensure compliance with tolerances and quality standards.
Make adjustments to the program or machine settings to correct issues and improve part quality.
Ensure that production deadlines are met while maintaining high safety and quality standards.
You will follow all safety protocols and maintain a clean and organized work area for the role of CNC Miller.
Communicate effectively with team members and supervisors to ensure smooth operations and troubleshoot any production issues. 
Role requirements –

Experience with 5-axis CNC milling machines is required for the CNC Miller role.
Familiarity with CNC programming languages (e.g., G-code, Mastercam, Fusion 360).
Ability to set up and troubleshoot advanced tooling and machine configurations will be required for the CNC Miller role.
Experience with machining a variety of materials, including metals, plastics, and composites.
Understanding of Lean Manufacturing principles. 
If you are interested in discussing this position in more detail, then please contact Kirsten Oxtoby
 
Arch Recruitment Solutions are acting as an Employment Agency with regards to this position

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