CNC Programmer

Coventry
1 week ago
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A CNC Programmer opportunity is now available at a leading manufacturer of advanced mechanical components, supplying precision-engineered solutions to some of the world's most innovative organisations. This company blends established production methods with cutting-edge manufacturing technologies to deliver complex, high-quality parts. The successful Engineer will receive a salary of approximately £40,000 - £45,000, along with comprehensive training, enhanced pension contributions, flexible working hours from day one, early Friday finishes, and 33 days annual leave. Whether you're an experienced CNC Programmer or at the early stages of your career, if you have the right mindset and a passion for precision engineering, you're encouraged to apply.

CNC Programmer responsibilities include -

Program CNC machines and robots for efficient and accurate operations.
Monitor production to meet daily targets and maintain high-quality output.
Optimise cutting paths and machine settings to improve performance.
Perform basic maintenance and troubleshoot issues with machines or robots.
Implement Lean practices, including 5S and TPM, to support continuous improvement.
Train new employees and interpret technical drawings for accurate setup and execution.CNC Programmer desirable skills and experience -

Experience working within a similar role - Milling machines.
Experience CNC programming (offline).
Confident with modern-day manufacturing technology.
Time served, or a manufacturing/mechanical engineering education.CNC Programmer benefits include -

Salary circa £40,000 - 45,000.
33 days annual leave.
Lunchtime finishes on a Friday.
Friendly working environment.
Personal development and training programs.
Opportunity to work for a market-leading business.
Free parking and company events.If interested in this CNC Programmer position, please apply through this advert immediately

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