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Salary 42k to 46k ( £20 to £22 per hour )
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Plus 32 days annual leave plus company pension plus overtime
We are looking for a highly skilled CNC Specialist and Production Engineer with over 10 years of hands-on we are looking for a candidate for our client with experience in programming and proficient in generating and optimising G CODE using Siemens and NX Siemens software and designing intricate parts with CATIA. Expertise includes managing production schedules with MS Project, implementing lean manufacturing principles, and ensuring superior quality through rigorous inspection processes. Holds a Master of Science in Project Management from the UK and a
Must be able to Demonstrate a proven track record of delivering high-quality products across aerospace, mechanical engineering, and composite materials industries.
CNC Setter/Programmer/Operator Generated and optimised G CODE using Siemens software for 3 and 4-axis milling on XYZ machines, reducing downtime by 20%.
Set up and calibrated CNC machines, including tools, fixtures, and brass workpieces, and performed routine maintenance and troubleshooting to ensure optimal performance.
Conducted quality control checks using Vernier callipers and shadowgraphs, implementing process improvements and lean manufacturing principles.
Collaborated with design engineers and quality inspectors to ensure high-quality output, leveraging mechanical engineering expertise. CNC Setter and Programmer/ Production Engineer
Core Competencies
G CODE using Siemens and NX Siemens software
3 and 4-axis milling on XYZ machines
CNC Programming and Operation
Precision Manufacturing
Process Improvement
Quality Control and Assurance
Project Management
Problem-solving
Communication Skills
If you are proficient in generating and optimising G CODE using Siemens and NX Siemens software
Please apply with your cv

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