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Cnc Turner

Hamworthy
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CNC TURNER

Overview:

We are looking for a competent CNC Turner to join a busy, fast pace machine shop based in the Hamworthy Poole area on a rotating shift pattern. This role requires strong setting/programming experience with Siemens and/or Fanuc controls and would be working with a range of materials such as; Aluminium, Mild steel, Stainless steel & various composites.

Main responsibilities:

  • Supporting the CNC cell with setting/operating multiple machines in the most efficient way possible.

  • Ensuring quality procedures are followed to reduce non-conformance rate.

  • General maintenance of machines to reduce downtime.

  • Following company health & safety procedures.

    The ideal candidate would possess the following attributes:

  • Strong problem solving skills

  • Positive attitude

  • Willingness to learn

  • Strong attention to detail

  • Strong team player

  • Ability to read & understand technical drawings

    Hours/Shifts:

    Week 1: 6am – 2pm Monday to Friday
    Week 2: 2pm – 00:00 Monday to Thursday
    37.5 hrs/wk

    Benefits:
    Free parking. Uniform provided. Company pension scheme.
    Holiday:
    1.66 days holiday per complete calendar month worked for the first year (maximum 20 days per 1st full year), rising 1 day per year to a max 25 days after 5 years continuous service. Birthday as day off (subject to conditions).

    Skills Required:
    Writing Programmes, Reading, Drawings, Lathe, Debur, Communication, Teamwork, Numeracy, Accuracy, Inspection, Hand tools.

    Relevant Experience: Minimum 3 years similar experience required.
    Existing Qualifications (Edu/Certs/Driving): GCSE or equivalent.
    Start Date: Immediate

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