CNC Setter Operator

Proactive
Wickford, SS12 9AF, United Kingdom
8 months ago
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Position: CNC Setter Operator - Miller

Night Shift: £19.00ph - £26.00ph - Negotiable

Late Shift Rate: £16.80ph - £23.00ph - Negotiable

Early Shift £15.62ph - £20.00ph - Negotiable

Location: Wickford

Proactive are currently in search of multiple CNC Miller Setter Operators for a world leading Aerospace and Automotive company based in Wickford. They are at the forefront of delivering the parts that matters to their customers. Through innovation and collaboration, they have put their customers ahead of the competition in the automotive and aerospace industry.

Job Focus:

Your role as CNC Setter/Operator will involve Setting and Operating on CNC Milling Machines using Siemens or Fanuc We are looking for people with past CNC Setter Operation experience and we will provide training for the right candidate if needed.Key accountabilities:

Setting and Operating CNC Milling Machines using Siemens and/or Fanuc controls.

Working on the machining platforms, producing various components across all the major projects.

Working to client Technical Instructions and program manuals to deliver consistent, high quality machining across a variety of different components and product families.

The interpretation of manufacturing drawings, customer drawings and written specifications.

Working within a team to effectively resolve quality issues and ensure your work is being completed to plan.Skills / Experience:

Previous CNC Milling experience (Setting and Operating on CNC Milling Machines)

Past experience working with aerospace or automotive components would be preferred but not mandatory.

Pro-active and patient individual capable of managing your time effectively.How to Apply:

For more information on the role, or an informal discussion regarding opportunities we have available, please contact Jemal Tawfieg on (phone number removed) or (url removed)

Why work with Proactive?

Proactive Global is an industry leading, specialist engineering recruitment agency focused on the automation, manufacturing and robotics sectors. We offer specialist recruitment services to a niche customer base, vetting that our clients offer the best opportunities for your career. Proactive encourages and promotes equality and diversity within the workforce. We act with honesty, integrity and impartiality, ensuring your application is considered on its own merits and without bias.

When registering with Proactive you will have the opportunity to apply for some of the most interesting, specialist, opportunities in the marketplace, with the biggest companies in the sector. Follow us on Linkedin and Facebook for industry news and download our app for live notifications about newly listed vacancies. We look forward to helping you find your next role!

Proactive Global is committed to equality in the workplace and is an equal opportunity employer.

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