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Job title: CNC Turner

Role Type: Full- time permanent role, with a variety of shift options to select from (days & lates or pm)

Location & Hours: Yeovil 37 hours per week

As a CNC Turner at Honeywell, in Yeovil, you will be responsible for the manufacturing of cutting-edge aerospace components to relevant technical drawings. This includes a wide variety of parts, so work is varied and interesting.

Honeywell:

Honeywell Aerospace products and services are used on virtually every commercial, defense, and space aircraft. We build aircraft engines, cockpit and cabin electronics, wireless connectivity systems, mechanical components. Our hardware and software solutions help create more fuel-efficient aircraft, more direct and on-time flights and safer skies.

Safer, More Fuel-Efficient Flying and Innovations for the Future of Aviation.

Key responsibilities:

  • Turning to tight aerospace tolerances

  • OCQ – Operator Control of Quality

  • To achieve on time delivery by ensuring work is completed on time and to the required standard

  • Interpreting engineering drawings, following the process layout and documentation procedures

    Key skills and qualifications:

  • CNC turning experience

  • Experience of working on the systems Fanuc OR Mazatrol

  • Knowledge of hand measuring equipment such as Vernier, Micrometer, thread, air gauges and plug gauges

  • High standard of Health & Safety and housekeeping

  • Solid verbal communication skills in English

    Our offer:

  • Career Growth: Clear pathways for advancement, regular feedback, and mentorship opportunities.

  • Skill Development: Access to training and certifications.

  • Work-Life Balance: Flexible working arrangements and support for combining work with education.

  • Tech and Innovation: Access to modern tools, technologies, and innovative work environments.

  • Company Culture: Sense of community, team-building activities, and social events.

    We are an equal opportunity employer and value diversity at our company. We do not discriminate based on race, religion, colour, national origin, gender, sexual orientation, age, marital status, veteran status, or disability status.

    We will ensure that individuals with disabilities are provided reasonable accommodation to participate in the job application or interview process, to perform crucial job functions, and to receive other benefits and privileges of employment. Please contact us to request accommodation.

    Join us now and make an impact!

    #FutureShaper

    About Us

    Honeywell helps organizations solve the world's most complex challenges in automation, the future of aviation and energy transition. As a trusted partner, we provide actionable solutions and innovation through our Aerospace Technologies, Building Automation, Energy and Sustainability Solutions, and Industrial Automation business segments – powered by our Honeywell Forge software – that help make the world smarter, safer and more sustainable

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