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5 Axis CNC Setter/Operator/Programmer – Manufacturing / Precision Engineering - Late Shift 2pm-10pm
We are currently recruiting for a 5 Axis CNC Machinist to join a well-established manufacturing and precision engineering company based in Hayes.
This role involves operating 5 Axis Kitamura CNC machining centres with Fanuc controls within a busy production environment, manufacturing high-quality engineered components.
The company is looking for someone with previous CNC machining experience who is confident operating CNC machinery and working from engineering drawings.
Key Responsibilities
- Set, Operate and Program 5 Axis Kitamura CNC machining centres
- Work with Fanuc control systems
- Load and unload components and tooling
- Monitor machining operations and ensure quality standards are maintained
- Read and work from engineering drawings and production documentation
- Carry out basic quality inspections using measuring equipment
- Maintain machine cleanliness and good housekeeping standards
- Support production and manufacturing operations as required
- Follow company health & safety procedures at all times
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Skills & Experience Required
- Experience with 4 Axis or 5 Axis CNC machines preferred
- Fanuc controls experience beneficial
- Ability to read and understand engineering drawings
- Experience using measuring equipment such as verniers and micrometers
- Good attention to detail and quality standards
- Reliable and proactive approach to work
- Ability to work independently and as part of a team


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What's on Offer
- Stable long-term opportunity
- Late shift Monday to Friday
- Opportunity to work with advanced 5 Axis CNC machinery
- Supportive engineering and production environment
Working Hours
- Monday to Friday
- 2pm to 10pm
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If you are an experienced CNC Programmer, CNC Machinist or 5 Axis CNC Programmer looking for your next opportunity, we would like to hear from you.
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