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CAD/CAM Engineer
MGS Precision Ltd | Stone, Staffordshire | Present
Responsible for leading the development and optimisation of CNC machining processes for complex, high-precision components across a wide range of industries. Working closely with engineering, production and quality teams to deliver efficient, cost-effective manufacturing solutions while maintaining the highest quality standards.
Key Responsibilities:
- Programming complex 3, 4 and 5-axis CNC machining centres using CAD/CAM software, Hypermill experience would be an advantage
- Developing and optimising machining strategies to reduce cycle times and improve productivity.
- Supporting new product introduction from quotation through to production.
- Selecting tooling, fixtures and cutting strategies to maximise efficiency and process capability.
- Troubleshooting machining and programming issues to minimise downtime.
- Collaborating with production, quality and design teams to ensure manufacturability and continuous improvement.
- Producing and maintaining manufacturing documentation, setup sheets and work instructions.
- Driving process improvements through lean manufacturing and best engineering practices.
- Providing technical support and mentoring to machinists where required.
- Ensuring compliance with customer specifications, quality standards and health & safety requirements.
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- 5-Axis CNC Programming
- CAD/CAM preferably Hypermill
- Process Optimisation
- Manufacturing Engineering
- Precision Machining
- Tooling & Fixtures
- Continuous Improvement
- Problem Solving
- Lean Manufacturing
- Cross-Functional Leadership
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