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CNC Milling Machinist (Lates)

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4 days ago
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A leading global engineering company with a strong presence in the advanced manufacturing sector is currently seeking a skilled CNC Milling Machinist to join their precision machining team on the late shift. This is an exciting opportunity to join a forward-thinking business driving innovation, quality, and sustainability in complex manufacturing solutions.

Shift Pattern:

  • Mon-Thurs: 14:30 to 22:30 (½ hour lunch)
  • Fri: 12:30 to 20:00

    Key Responsibilities:
  • Set up and operate CNC milling machines using Heidenhain controls
  • Ensure quality standards are met through process control and inspection
  • Interpret and work from engineering drawings and work instructions
  • Maintain a safe working environment and adhere to Health & Safety procedures
  • Support continuous improvement (CI) initiatives and contribute to Lean manufacturing goals
  • Maintain a clean, organized work area in line with 5S principles
  • Participate in cross-training and support skills flexibility across the team

    Essential Requirements:
  • Extensive experience programming and operating CNC milling machines with Heidenhain controls
  • Time-served apprenticeship, equivalent engineering qualification or relevant work experience
  • Strong understanding of engineering drawings and manufacturing processes
  • Proven experience in a machining environment, including CNC programming
  • Familiarity with turning techniques and handling a range of materials including castings, Inconel, Aluminium Bronze, Cast Iron, Duplex, and Stainless Steel
  • Awareness of Health & Safety best practices in an engineering environment
  • Excellent communication skills (written and verbal)

    Desirable:
  • Experience working with composite materials
  • CI/Lean Manufacturing knowledge (e.g., 7 wastes, 5S)

    What's On Offer:
  • Competitive salary with 20% shift uplift for late shift pattern
  • Stable, long-term opportunity with a market-leading business
  • Access to career progression and ongoing development
  • Opportunity to contribute to innovative projects in a high-spec engineering environment

    If you're an experienced CNC Milling Machinist with Heidenhain expertise looking for your next challenge on a late shift pattern, we want to hear from you. Apply now or reach out for a confidential conversation

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