An opportunity has arisen for a CNC Machinist / CNC Miller / CNC Programmer to join a well-established company specialising in the design, manufacture and testing of bespoke hydraulic equipment and engineered solutions.
As a CNC Machinist / CNC Miller / CNC Programmer, you will programme, set and operate CNC milling machinery, taking responsibility for producing components accurately and efficiently from start to finish.
This role offers benefits, a salary of £17.50 per hour increasing to £18.50 per hour after 3-month probation.
What we are looking for:
* Previously worked as a CNC Miller, CNC Programmer, CNC Machinist, CNC Operator, CNC Setter, CNC Setter Operator, CNC Turner, CNC Machine Operator, CNC Lathe Operator or in a similar role.
* Have at least 5 years of machine shop experience.
* Strong background in CNC milling and setting your own work
* Ability to programme CNC machines without supervision.
* Experience operating CNC turning machinery would be advantageous.
* Good understanding of engineering drawings and machining practices.
* A practical approach with a strong focus on quality and precision.
This is an excellent opportunity for a CNC Machinist / CNC Miller / CNC Programmer to join a respected engineering business and further enhance your career.
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An opportunity has arisen for a CNC Machinist / CNC Miller / CNC Programmer to join a well-established company specialising in the design, manufacture and testing of bespoke hydraulic equipment and engineered solutions.
As a CNC Machinist / CNC Miller / CNC Programmer, you will programme, set and operate CNC milling machinery, taking responsibility for producing components accurately and efficiently from start to finish.
This role offers benefits, a salary of £17.50 per hour increasing to £18.50 per hour after 3-month probation.
What we are looking for:
? Previously worked as a CNC Miller, CNC Programmer, CNC Machinist, CNC Operator, CNC Setter, CNC Setter Operator, CNC Turner, CNC Machine Operator, CNC Lathe Operator or in a similar role.
? Have at least 5 years of machine shop experience.
? Strong background in CNC milling and setting your own work
? Ability to programme CNC machines without supervision.
? Experience operating CNC turning machinery would be advantageous.
? Good understanding of engineering drawings and machining practices.
? A practical approach with a strong focus on quality and precision.
This is an excellent opportunity for a CNC Machinist / CNC Miller / CNC Programmer to join a respected engineering business and further enhance your career.
Important Information: We endeavour to process your personal data in a fair and transparent manner. In applying for this role, Additional Resources will be acting in your best interest and may contact you in relation to the role, either by email, phone or text message. For more information see our Privacy Policy on our website. It is important you are aware of your individual rights and the provisions the company has put in place to protect your data. If you would like further information on the policy or GDPR please contact us.
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We are currently looking for an experienced Machinist Technician with CNC experience to support manufacturing and production operations in a high-precision engineering environment.
Key Responsibilities
Set up, operate and maintain CNC machines (including turning and milling)
Read and interpret engineering drawings and technical specifications
Produce components to tight tolerances and quality standards
Carry out routine machine maintenance and basic fault finding
Perform in-process inspections using measuring equipment ( micrometers, verniers)
Follow HSE, quality and company procedures at all times
Requirements
Proven experience as a Machinist , CNC Machinist, Machinist Technician
Strong experience with CNC turning and milling
Ability to read and work from technical drawings
Knowledge of precision measurement tools
Engineering qualification or apprenticeship (preferred)
Experience in oil and gas, aerospace, defence, or heavy engineering environments is an advantage
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We are currently looking for an experienced Machinist Technician with CNC experience to support manufacturing and production operations in a high-precision engineering environment.
Key Responsibilities
Set up, operate and maintain CNC machines (including turning and milling)
Read and interpret engineering drawings and technical specifications
Produce components to tight tolerances and quality standards
Carry out routine machine maintenance and basic fault finding
Perform in-process inspections using measuring equipment ( micrometers, verniers)
Follow HSE, quality and company procedures at all times
Requirements
Proven experience as a Machinist , CNC Machinist, Machinist Technician
Strong experience with CNC turning and milling
Ability to read and work from technical drawings
Knowledge of precision measurement tools
Engineering qualification or apprenticeship (preferred)
Experience in oil and gas, aerospace, defence, or heavy engineering environments is an advantage
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E3 Recruitment are currently searching for an experienced CNC Machinist to join a highly respected manufacturing business.
This company is based in Wakefield and just a few miles from the M1, meaning the successful CNC Machinist can easily commute from surrounding towns & cities including Huddersfield, Leeds, Bradford, Barnsley and Sheffield. The successful candidate will be required to Set & Operate a number of CNC Milling / Drilling machines to complete components & parts in line with specification.
What’s in it for you as a CNC Machinist
A Salary of circa £35,000 - £18ph
33 days holiday inclusive of bank holidays
Monday – Thursday 8am – 4.30pm / Friday 8am – 1pm
Overtime Available
Employee welfare program
Roles and Responsibility of the The CNC Machinist
Have experience working in a similar role within a high precision manufacturing environment
Be able to set CNC Milling & Drilling machines from engineering drawings
Ideally have experience using FANUC controls (not essential and other controls will be considered)
Having previously worked within Heavy Industrial Engineering environments
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Requirements
Experience as a CNC Machinist Programmer using Mazak machines and intergrex 200 III programming with Mazatrol Fusion 640 and SolidCAM.
Responsibilities
Program, set, and operate Mazak 5-axis Lathes using G-code and M-code controlled CNC machines.
Operate Manual Lathes and Gate Mill.
Work from engineering drawings, CAD data, and technical specifications.
Precision machining of components to tight tolerances.
Conduct tool selection, tool setting, and offsets to ensure high quality output.....Read more...
Requirements
Experience as a CNC Machinist Programmer using Mazak machines and intergrex 200 III programming with Mazatrol Fusion 640 and SolidCAM.
Responsibilities
Program, set, and operate Mazak 5-axis Lathes using G-code and M-code controlled CNC machines.
Operate Manual Lathes and Gate Mill.
Work from engineering drawings, CAD data, and technical specifications.
Precision machining of components to tight tolerances.
Conduct tool selection, tool setting, and offsets to ensure high quality output.....Read more...
The apprentice will learn with the help of a skilled machinist on the shop floor to use Manual machines, CNC Machines and inspect their parts with the aid of engineered drawings.
This will include various types of CNC machines, e.g. Mazak Lathes, Haas 5 Axis, Hass Routers, Datrons and various others.
Also, during their apprenticeships, they will touch on Cad Cam and also the Inspection Department.Training:Machining technician Level 3 (A level).
Apprentices will study one of the following:
EAL L3 Extended diploma in Machining (Development Knowledge)
EAL L3 Extended diploma in Machining (Development Knowledge)
Level 3 Diploma in Advanced Manufacturing Engineering (Machining) (Development Technical Knowledge)
Also - Functional skills if requiredTraining Outcome:To be offered a skilled machinist role within the business. Employer Description:The Rochling Industrial division offers a large selection of thermoplastics and composites for technical applications. We supply our products in the form of semi-finished products such as sheets, round rods, tubes, profiles and finished castings right through to precision-machined parts.
Rochling Industrial (UK) Ltd in Gloucester – UK specialist in machining of high-precision routed parts up to 3 metres in diameter made of composites and thermoplastics, with a high quality surface finish. Our cutting experts work on state-of the art CNC machining centres, producing components with complex geometries, and close tolerances, to customer specifications.
“Our facility is dedicated to machining high performance plastics and composites. We have 30 year’s experience and the latest in modern CNC equipment and techniques, ensuring high quality parts with complete traceability’’.
Mike Knowles, Managing Director, Rochling Industrial (UK) Ltd
Rochling Gloucester uses its expertise to contribute to the Industrial Division’s expertise in the machining composites and thermoplastics. The division combines a unique international network of flexible enterprises specialising in the manufacture of high quality finished parts for virtually every industry.Working Hours :Days 8am-4.45pm (Monday - Thursday) and 8am-2.30pm (Fridays)Skills: Enthusiastic,Self Motivated,Friendly,Helpful....Read more...
A leading oil and gas engineering company is looking for an experienced Machinist to support safe, efficient and reliable manufacturing operations. You will set up, operate and maintain lathes and CNC machines to produce electrical connector components to specification. The role involves machine maintenance, quality inspection, fault finding and continuous improvement activities within a busy machine shop environment.
Key responsibilities
Set up and operate machines safely and efficiently
Maintain equipment and report faults or deviations
Inspect components to ensure quality and accuracy
Follow production schedules and safety procedures
Participate in shop floor and toolbox meetings
Key Skills
Previous machine shop experience
Ability to read and interpret technical drawings
Mechanical engineering qualification
Basic CNC programming experience
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A leading oil and gas engineering company is looking for an experienced Machinist to support safe, efficient and reliable manufacturing operations. You will set up, operate and maintain lathes and CNC machines to produce electrical connector components to specification. The role involves machine maintenance, quality inspection, fault finding and continuous improvement activities within a busy machine shop environment.
Key responsibilities
Set up and operate machines safely and efficiently
Maintain equipment and report faults or deviations
Inspect components to ensure quality and accuracy
Follow production schedules and safety procedures
Participate in shop floor and toolbox meetings
Key Skills
Previous machine shop experience
Ability to read and interpret technical drawings
Mechanical engineering qualification
Basic CNC programming experience
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Set up, operate, and maintain CNC milling and turning machines.Interpret engineering drawings, blueprints, and technical specifications
Select appropriate tooling, fixtures, and materials for each job
Perform machine offsets, tool changes, and program adjustments as required
Inspect finished components using precision measuring instrumentsMaintain tight tolerances and ensure all parts meet quality standards.Troubleshoot machining issues and collaborate with engineering or programming teams to resolve them
Keep accurate production records and follow established workflow processes
Maintain a clean, safe, and organised work area in line with health and safety guidelines
Training Outcome:
Qualified CNC Machinist
Employer Description:At DC Precision Engineering Ltd, we offer sub-contract CNC machining in Leeds, West Yorkshire, producing high quality precision components, fabrications and precision parts. Our main services include; CNC milling, CNC turning, conventional machining, broaching and slotting.Working Hours :Monday - Friday. Shifts to be confirmed.Skills: Communication skills,Attention to detail,Organisation skills,Number skills,Logical,Team working,Initiative,Patience,Physical fitness....Read more...
Bocol Services, based in Bedford, were established in 1985 to machine high quality precision aluminium sand castings produced by Norse Precision Castings. Since then, they have built a strong reputation for delivering a competitive CNC machining service that consistently meets customer expectations in terms of quality, price and delivery.As a CNC Machinist Engineering Apprentices, you will receive comprehensive training and support, while learning to manufacture precision components using CNC machinery, engineering drawings, measuring equipment and modern manufacturing techniques. Working under supervision, you will gain hands on experience in safely operating CNC milling and turning machines, assisting with machine setup for production, and developing the skills to create and edit CNC machining programmes.The role will involve producing high quality machined components in line with detailed engineering drawings and specifications, while also learning how to prepare and use setup sheets, tooling lists and job documentation. You will select and prepare cutting tools, fixtures and materials, and use a range of measuring equipment such as verniers, micrometres and gauges, to ensure accuracy and quality. You will carry out inspections of finished components and maintain accurate production and quality records.In addition, you will support continuous improvement activities within the workshop, carry out routine machine cleaning and basic preventative maintenance, and develop safe manual handling techniques alongside best practice workshop standards. Working closely with experienced machinists and engineers, you will build your technical knowledge and practical skills while actively participating in all aspects of your apprenticeship programme, including college attendance and assessments. Throughout the role, you will be expected to follow company policies, procedures, health and safety requirements, and quality standards at all times.Training:
Engineering Operative - Level 2
EAL Level 2 Diploma in Engineering Operations
EAL Level 2 in Engineering Operations
Training Outcome:
On successful completion of this apprenticeship, there may be a range of career opportunities within the business, including progression into roles such as CNC Machinist, CNC Setter/Operator, CNC Programmer, Manufacturing Engineer, or even a Senior CNC Technician position
Employer Description:Bocol Services was established in 1985 to machine the high quality precision aluminium sand castings produced by Norse Precision Castings.To this day we still continue to machine castings for Norse but have also diversified into producing precision components from solid.Bocol has machined components for a wide and diverse field of industries including Automotive, Defence, Rail, Medical, Music, Surveillance, Ultra High Vacuum, Barcode Verification, Industrial Printing, Texture Measurement to list but a few.Using the very latest software we can import customer CAD model files and generate CNC programs quickly and efficiently.Where customers are unable to provide CAD data we can use the latest in 3D direct modeling software to generate our own 3D CAD model of your product to assist us.Our quality system and in-house inspection facility ensures our machining conforms to the required specification every time.We have 7 CNC vertical machining centres with capable table widths between 500mm to 1100mm. Within our inspection facility we have a Co-ordinate Measuring Machine (CMM) complimented by an extensive range of gauges.We have an enthusiastic and experienced team of people who strive to deliver high quality first time and on time delivery.Working Hours :Monday - Thursday 7.00am - 4.00pm and Friday, 7.00am - 1.00pm (30 minute unpaid lunch break)Skills: Attention to detail,Dependable,Problem solving skills,Willingness to learn....Read more...
The Apprentice CNC Machinist will spend time within the machine shop and will learn about CNC milling and CNC turning. The apprentice will be involved with manufacturing aerospace components made from aluminium, stainless and mild steel.
The apprentice will operate within the mandatory customer and internal specifications and inspect products accordingly. The Apprentice CNC Machinist will learn how to effectively and safely operate and setup 3-axis CNC machining centres, and lathes.
Key Deliverables:
Perform tool setting, machine maintenance, machine loading, de-burring of components, loading CNC programme of components, inspection of components and updating of system to achieve current status of workload
To understand and interpret Engineering drawings including GD&T and to use a range of standard and special measuring equipment as well as working closely with QC to achieve high ‘First off’ pass rates and to liaise with QC to resolve issues and eliminate repeat failures
To have an understanding of cutting tool and component materials and their effect on productivity. The importance of correct tool selection, an understanding of cutting tool conditions including rigidity, speeds, feeds, lubrication and their application and effect. Also, to understand tool failure and to recognise causes and take appropriate action to rectify
To understand and apply safe and appropriate work holding methods and techniques to satisfy component requirements, including manual and automatic chucks, vices, direct clamping (to machine tables) and special jigs and fixtures
Verify the conformity of parts, assemblies and sub-assemblies in line with engineering drawings, the quality management system and any special customer requirements
Identify and report non-conformance as per the Company procedure
Ensure compliance with Quality Assurance and Health Safety Environment policies and procedures
Requirements:
Able to work within tight time scales whilst maintaining and promoting quality standards
Good organisational and prioritisation skills
Confidence to challenge product progression in the event of non-conforming discovery
Training:
Level 2 Engineering Operative Apprenticeship Standard
Skills, Knowledge and Behaviours
Day release to attend New City College, Rainham campus (RM13 GP)
Training Outcome:Upon successful completion of the Apprenticeship, progression to other opportunities could be available, depending upon the needs of the company at that time.
Employer Description:Xcel Aerospace is a leader in delivering manufacturing excellence within the global aerospace market. We provide high quality components and assembly parts and our strong reputation as a world class supplier of manufactured aerospace components supports thousands of flight hours every year.Working Hours :Monday - Thursday 8.00am - 5.00pm (30 minute lunch break).
Friday 8.00am - 1.00pm.Skills: Good numerical skills,Able to measure calculations,Good verbal communicator,Good writing skills,Team working skills,Able to use own initiative,Able to work to time scales,Promote quality standards,Good organisational skills,Ability to prioritise work,Display a positive attitude,Enthusiastic learner,Eager to learn....Read more...
Machinist required to join an steel tubing manufacturing team who produce offshore and subsea umbilicals comprising of mechanical machined metal components and electrical connectors for power transfer and control communications.
You will help ensure that Oil and gas subsea equipment is produced, assembled and delivered on time by maintaining workshop and field tooling equipment.
Requirements
Metal working, tooling machining, CNC experience.
The ideal candidate will have offshore, subsea or oil and gas equipment experience.
Responsibilities
Operate tools, machining and production equipment.
Maintain equipment and manufacturing systems tools helping drive continuous improvement.
Work from pre job and Toolbox crew and assembly meetings.
Failure investigation as relevant. ....Read more...
Machinist required to join an steel tubing manufacturing team who produce offshore and subsea umbilicals comprising of mechanical machined metal components and electrical connectors for power transfer and control communications.
You will help ensure that Oil and gas subsea equipment is produced, assembled and delivered on time by maintaining workshop and field tooling equipment.
Requirements
Metal working, tooling machining, CNC experience.
The ideal candidate will have offshore, subsea or oil and gas equipment experience.
Responsibilities
Operate tools, machining and production equipment.
Maintain equipment and manufacturing systems tools helping drive continuous improvement.
Work from pre job and Toolbox crew and assembly meetings.
Failure investigation as relevant. ....Read more...
Machinist required to join an steel tubing manufacturing team who produce offshore and subsea umbilicals comprising of mechanical machined metal components and electrical connectors for power transfer and control communications.
You will help ensure that Oil and gas subsea equipment is produced, assembled and delivered on time by maintaining workshop and field tooling equipment.
Requirements
Metal working, tooling machining, CNC experience.
The ideal candidate will have offshore, subsea or oil and gas equipment experience.
Responsibilities
Operate tools, machining and production equipment.
Maintain equipment and manufacturing systems tools helping drive continuous improvement.
Work from pre job and Toolbox crew and assembly meetings.
Failure investigation as relevant. ....Read more...
Machinist required to join an steel tubing manufacturing team who produce offshore and subsea umbilicals comprising of mechanical machined metal components and electrical connectors for power transfer and control communications.
You will help ensure that Oil and gas subsea equipment is produced, assembled and delivered on time by maintaining workshop and field tooling equipment.
Requirements
Metal working, tooling machining, CNC experience.
The ideal candidate will have offshore, subsea or oil and gas equipment experience.
Responsibilities
Operate tools, machining and production equipment.
Maintain equipment and manufacturing systems tools helping drive continuous improvement.
Work from pre job and Toolbox crew and assembly meetings.
Failure investigation as relevant. ....Read more...
Do you have a genuine interest in mechanical engineering? Peak Production Equipment have an exciting opportunity for an enthusiastic, hardworking, reliable individual with excellent attention to detail to come and join their outstanding team of mechanical engineers.
You will be supported and developed by the production manager and will learn all you need to know to be a highly skilled CNC Manual Machinist. You will be trained in mechanical engineering, all aspects of CNC machining and also manual machining.
So, what will you be learning?
How to fully set and operate 3 axis CNC milling machines
You will be able to interpret engineering drawings and tolerances
Manual machining of parts. Turning experience is an advantage but not a must
You will help to improve cycle times and processes
You will be responsible for inspecting your own work
Training:
Level 3 Machining Technician
Level 2 Functional Skills in English and maths if required
Training Outcome:To become a permanent member of the Mechanical Engineering Department on successful completion of your apprenticeship.Employer Description:Peak manufactures a comprehensive range of test equipment, from simple test boxes used by sub contract manufacturers to stand alone high specification test racks and systems used in the aerospace and defence industries.Working Hours :Monday - Thursday 7/7:30am - 4/4:30pm, Friday 7am - 12pm.Skills: communication skills,good timekeeping,willingness to learn,Attention to detail....Read more...
Train to become a skilled machinist, manufacturing complex, precision parts and components from specialist materials using both manual, semi-automatic and CNC machine tools according to the instructed methods
Learn to set, operate and adjust / edit equipment settings
Use a range of hand tools, power tools and measuring devices in the correct and safe way
Be trained in the use of different methods of measuring accuracy and tolerances, using gauges, and micrometres
Training:Apprentices will undertake a Machining Technician Level Apprenticeship Standard programme.
This will include a full-time period of practical workshop based ‘off-the-job’ training at SETA’s Apprenticeship Centre in Southampton.
You will also begin a technical certificate (depending on your prior attainments) where you will be required to attend SETA one day a week over two academic years. After your initial training at SETA, you will be with your employer, working on developing your skills for your End Point Assessment.Training Outcome: An opportunity to progress your career within the organisation.Employer Description:Ingenieur is a progressive subcontact engineering company. Acccreditied to AS9100 & ISO9001 our experience, expertise and efficient approach have ensured us to become a trusted name through Southern England.
Operating from our bespoke 12000 sq.ft facility in Chandlers Ford we offer CNC Turning & 3,4 and 5 Axis CNC Milling services, supplying precision machined components to the Aerospace, Defence, Medical & commercial industries. Working Hours :Monday - Thursday: 7.30am - 4.30pm and Friday: 7.30am - 12.30pm.Skills: Communication skills,IT skills,Attention to detail,Organisation skills,Problem solving skills,Number skills,Logical,Team working,Creative,Initiative,Hands on,Career Oriented Individual,Methodical approach to learn,Desire to succeed,Self-Motivated,Proactive....Read more...
Working permanent day shifts with an early finish on Fridays, regular overtime available paid at 1.5, 33 days holiday and the opportunity to work in a low volume machine shop predominantly supplying the Nuclear and Oil & Gas markets. These are just a few perks that the CNC Miller will enjoy whilst working with this sub-contract precision engineer.This medium sized precision engineering organisation employs approximately 50 people at their West Yorkshire facility. Primarily producing components for use in the Oil & Gas and Nuclear industries, you can expect to work on intricate and complex parts. Because of continued growth and a healthy order book, the company are now looking to recruit a skilled CNC Miller on a permanent basis.Based in Halifax, the successful candidate will easily be able to commute from Oldham, Rochdale, Huddersfield, Bradford, Wakefield and Leeds on public transport or using a personal vehicle.Key responsibilities of the CNC Miller will include:
Creating bespoke programmes as well as editing existing programmes using Heidenhain controls
Setting and operating a number of machining centres including Doosan and Hardinge (all Heidenhain controlled)
Advising on possible means of process improvement within the machine shop and other areas of the company
For the CNC Miller role, we are keen to receive applications from individuals who possess:
Ideally a recognised Apprenticeship within Mechanical Engineering, Machining or similar (NVQ Level 3 or higher) – this is not essential
Worked as a CNC Miller, Machinist, Programmer, Engineer or Technician previously within a precision engineering or machine shop environment
The ability of independently programming using ISO or conversational controls
Working Hours of the CNC Miller: 38 Hours per week, spread across a regular day shift
Monday to Thursday – 07:00 to 15:30
Friday – 07:00 to 13:00
In return the CNC Miller will receive:
Renumeration: Up to £39,124.80 per annum (£19.80 per hour)
Overtime: Regularly available and paid at 1.5 – usually 6+ hours available midweek and on Saturday AM
Holiday Entitlement: 33 Days – broken down by hours (254 per annum including public holidays)
Company Pension Scheme (enrolled after 3 months) - Employer Contribution: 3% / Employee Contribution: 5%
To apply for this vacancy, please click “Apply Now” and attach a copy of your CV. Alternatively, please contact Callum Good at E3 Recruitment for more information....Read more...
19% PENSION + 30 HOLIDAYS + VARIOUS BONUSES + GYM MEMBERSHIP + HEALTH INSURANCE You have the opportunity to apply for a CNC Miller role with an organisation that produces highly intricate components and assemblies for the Space, Military Aerospace and Life Science markets. This company are renowned for their quality and staff retention, the successful candidate will enjoy continuous training and development as they remain up to date with the latest technologies.Based in Huddersfield, this company is easily commutable from Wakefield, Leeds, Bradford, Halifax and Barnsley.The CNC Miller will be responsible for:
Setting up and operating various multi-axis machining centres
Editing and adjusting programmes at the machine where required using Heidenhain controls – it is not essential to have Heidenhain experience
Producing intricate components for use in quality critical markets such as Space and Military Aerospace
Machining small components to tolerances within 5 microns (0.005mm / 0.19 thou) – training will be provided to get this this level of accuracy
In-process inspection using CMM and various hand measuring instruments
For the CNC Miller role, we are keen to receive applications from individuals who possess:
Previous experience working as a Machinist within a high precision machine shop environment
The ability to understand and edit programmes (ISO or conversational)
Willingness to undergo internal training and development to get up to speed on internal processes and machining strategies in order to independently achieve the level of quality required
Working Hours of the CNC Miller: Double-day shifts working 38 hours per week – 19% average allowance
AM Shift: 5% Shift allowance - Monday to Thursday – 6:30 to 14:45 / Friday – 6:30 to 11:30
PM Shift: 33% Shift allowance - Monday to Thursday – 14:15 to 22:30 / Friday – 11:00 to 16:00
Benefits & Package of the CNC Miller:
Annual Salary: Up to £41,650.00 including shift allowance
Holiday Entitlement: 30 days (including public holidays)
Combined pension contribution up to 19%
Various Bonuses: Merit bonuses paid on specific achievements, 5% profile share (post tax) and attendance bonus (3 extra holidays awarded for 100% attendance)
Various medical & well-being perks such as corporate gym membership, health insurance & cash plan, annual eye test & prescription safety glasses, option annual medical and flu jab and a corporate gym membership
To apply for the CNC Miller position, please click “Apply Now” and attach a copy of your CV. Alternatively, please contact Riz Haider at E3 Recruitment....Read more...
Daily/Weekly Tasks:
Operate and support the setup of CNC machines to produce precision components to exact specifications.
Ensure all machines are operated safely, efficiently, and to a high standard of quality.
Carry out routine checks and maintenance to ensure optimal machine performance.
Work within a Lean production environment, supporting 5S, continuous improvement, and process optimisation.
The CNC Machinist, in conjunction with the HSE Team and other members of the supervision team, will be liable for the health and safety of employees at Truflo Marine, required to maintain a safe work environment and proactively manage and promote health, safety and environmental management within their function and across the business.
Ensure all employees are following the health and safety rules and challenge any behaviour that does not align to company standards.
Training:This is a Level 3 Machining apprenticeship, delivered over a 30 month period.
The apprentice will attend the training centre In-Comm Training Aldridge WS9 8UG for the first 7 months.Training Outcome:After successful completion of the apprenticeship there will be a full time position as a CNC Setter Operator.Employer Description:IMI Process Automation engineer solutions that enhance the efficiency, sustainability and safety of your severe service applications.In sectors like oil and gas, power and marine our products improve operations and process safety and protect your people and assets from pressure surges. With emissions reduction in mind we engineer sustainable technologies that help you curb the release of greenhouse gasses, and contribute to a cleaner energy supply.
We are committed to delivering breakthrough engineering for you. With our rich technical heritage and determination to innovate, we provide cutting edge automation technologies that support your sustainability, efficiency, and reliability goals. Our experts design comprehensive solutions tailored to your industry's unique needs, optimising plant performance, reducing downtime, and ensuring the safety of your people. Our technologies empower you to achieve operational excellence and stay competitive.Working Hours :Monday to Thursday, 7:30am - 4:00pm. Friday, 7:30am - 1:00pm.Skills: Communication skills,Attention to detail,Organisation skills,Problem solving skills,Logical,Team working,Initiative,Patience....Read more...
Responsibilities – What You’ll Be Doing:
Learning to set up and operate CNC milling and turning machines
Working with both 3 axis and 5 axis CNC machinery
Reading and understanding engineering drawings
Using CAD/CAM software to support CNC programming
Inspecting and measuring components to ensure quality standards are met
Completing basic paperwork and quality checks
Following health and safety procedures at all times
Working as part of a supportive and experienced engineering team
You’ll begin with the fundamentals and gradually take on more responsibility as your skills and confidence develop. We’re looking for someone who is hardworking and motivated, keen to learn new skills, and reliable and punctual. You should take pride in your work and have a genuine interest in engineering or manufacturing, with a positive attitude and willingness to develop within the role.
Please note, this vacancy may close earlier than the advertised closing date if sufficient applications are received. Predicted grades will be considered, with offers subject to confirmation of final results.Training:Machining Technician Apprenticeship Standard: This apprenticeship combines hands‑on training with the employer alongside structured learning at Milton Keynes College. You’ll develop practical, real‑world skills in the workplace while attending college one day per week to build your technical knowledge and achieve a nationally recognised qualification.Training Outcome:At the end of your apprenticeship, our goal is for you to become a highly skilled and confident machinist, ready to take on real-world challenges We’re committed to helping you grow into a valuable member of our team, with the opportunity to build a long-term career in precision engineering right here at Goodman Precision Engineering.Employer Description:Goodman Precision Engineering Ltd is a well‑established engineering company based in Milton Keynes. We manufacture high‑quality precision parts for exciting industries such as motorsport and high‑performance automotive.
We use modern CNC milling and turning machines, CAD/CAM software, and inspection equipment, all within an ISO9001‑approved facility. We invest in the latest technology and in young people who want to build a long‑term career in engineering. You’ll be part of a friendly team of around 35 employees who will support you as you learn.Working Hours :Monday to Friday, 8:00am - 4:30pm.Skills: Communication,Teamwork,Attention to detail,Accuracy,Willingness to learn,Problem solving,Following instructions....Read more...
Responsibilities - What You’ll Be Doing:
Learning to set up and operate CNC milling and turning machines
Working with both 3 axis and 5 axis CNC machinery
Reading and understanding engineering drawings
Using CAD / CAM software to support CNC programming
Inspecting and measuring components to ensure quality standards are met
Completing basic paperwork and quality checks
Following health and safety procedures at all times
Working as part of a supportive and experienced engineering team
You’ll begin with the fundamentals and gradually take on more responsibility as your skills and confidence develop. We’re looking for someone who is hardworking and motivated, keen to learn new skills, and reliable and punctual. You should take pride in your work and have a genuine interest in engineering or manufacturing, with a positive attitude and willingness to develop within the role.
Please note, this vacancy may close earlier than the advertised closing date if sufficient applications are received. Predicted grades will be considered, with offers subject to confirmation of final results.Training:Machining Technician Apprenticeship Standard: This apprenticeship combines hands‑on training with the employer alongside structured learning at Milton Keynes College.
You’ll develop practical, real‑world skills in the workplace while attending college one day per week to build your technical knowledge and achieve a nationally recognised qualification.Training Outcome:At the end of your apprenticeship, our goal is for you to become a highly skilled and confident machinist, ready to take on real-world challenges.
We’re committed to helping you grow into a valuable member of our team, with the opportunity to build a long-term career in precision engineering right here at Goodman Precision Engineering.Employer Description:Goodman Precision Engineering Ltd is a well‑established engineering company based in Milton Keynes. We manufacture high‑quality precision parts for exciting industries such as motorsport and high‑performance automotive.
We use modern CNC milling and turning machines, CAD/CAM software, and inspection equipment, all within an ISO9001‑approved facility. We invest in the latest technology and in young people who want to build a long‑term career in engineering. You’ll be part of a friendly team of around 35 employees who will support you as you learn.Working Hours :Monday - Friday 8.00am - 4.30pm.Skills: Communication,Teamwork,Attention to detail,Accuracy,Willingness to learn,Problem solving,Following instructions....Read more...
This is an exciting opportunity to start your career with AIM, a class-leading precision engineering company working across aerospace, defence, advanced engineering and high-end automotive sectors.
As an Engineering CNC Machinist Apprentice, you will gain hands-on experience across the full machine shop, learning how complex, high-precision components are made from start to finish. You will work with experienced engineers and be trained across CNC 3, 4 and 5 axis milling, CNC and manual turning, computer-aided manufacturing, automated machining, robotic loading, CMM inspection, manual inspection, assembly and general workshop engineering.
You will not just be watching from the sidelines. As your skills develop, you will be given real work to complete, supported by skilled machinists, programmers and inspectors who will help you build confidence and capability. You will learn how to programme, set, prove and run precision parts used by demanding customers where quality, accuracy and reliability really matter.
This is a 4-year apprenticeship with training delivered through Weston College, combining practical experience at AIM with recognised engineering qualifications. It is ideal for someone who enjoys problem-solving, working with technology, making things, and wants to build a long-term career in advanced manufacturing and precision engineering.Training:
The apprentice will receive hands-on training and support within the workplace, tailored to their experience and individual development needs. They will work closely alongside experienced engineers and machinists, gaining practical skills, industry knowledge and confidence through real workplace activities and day-to-day mentoring.
You’ll be supported throughout your apprenticeship by a college assessor, who will visit you on-site and guide you through your college learning.
Training Outcome:There are strong progression opportunities, with previous apprentices moving on to Level 4 qualifications and skilled engineering roles. Others have progressed into customer service, management, and quality positions. As part of a wider group, there may also be further opportunities for career development and work placements.Please note that this is not guaranteed. Employer Description:A.I.M. LTD is a Clevedon based, sub-contract precision engineering company with over 50 years history, serving Aerospace, Automotive and general engineering customers. We offer CNC milling and turning, CMM inspection, minor sub-assembly and reverse engineering, all to the very high-quality standards our customers have come to know and expect. We have good staff retention, and skilled engineers often program, prove, and run their work from start to finish with a high level of job satisfaction.Working Hours :Apprentices will work 38 hours per week, Monday to Thursday from 7:00am to 3:30pm with a 30-minute unpaid lunch, and Friday from 7:00am to 1:00pm. There is also a 10 minute paid break daily.Skills: Communication skills,Attention to detail,Problem solving skills,Team working,Ability to take ownership,Willingness to ask questions,Curiosity....Read more...
