CNC Machinist

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CNC MACHINIST – INDUSTRIAL AUTOMATION

Join a growing engineering team producing industrial automation machinery. We’re looking for a skilled CNC Machinist to machine high-quality precision components in a modern production environment.

The role:



Programme set and operate Haas 3-axis, 5-axis, turn/mill & turning plus various other metal processing cnc machines

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Machine components from engineering drawings to tight tolerances

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Carry out in-process inspection and maintain quality standards

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Support continuous improvement and efficient production flow

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Keep machines and work areas clean, safe and organised

What we’re looking for:

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Strong experience setting and operating CNC machinery

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Confident using Haas controls

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Able to read and interpret detailed technical drawings

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Reliable, proactive team player with strong attention to detail

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Precision engineering background beneficial

What’s on offer:

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Competitive pay

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Modern facilities and supportive team

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Long-term opportunity with a forward-thinking engineering business

Role split approximately 50% machining on Haas CNCs, with additional work across automated manufacturing equipment.

If you’re a hands-on CNC Machinist who takes pride in precision work, apply now

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