E3 Recruitment
CNC Grinder

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CNC Grinder required to join a market-leading engineering specialist in Bradford, offering early finishes every Friday, structured career progression, and long-term stability within a precision engineering environment.
This long-standing, global manufacturer has built an outstanding reputation for quality and technical excellence. The primary responsibility of the CNC Grinder is to operate Manual Surface Grinding Machines and Semi-Auto Grinding Machines, producing high-precision components to exact manufacturing specifications.
What's on offer for the CNC Grinder:
- £17.60 per hour
- 38 hours per week
- Monday - Thursday: 07:45 - 16:30
- Friday: 07:45 - 12:45 (early finish every week)
- 28 days holiday including bank holidays
- 1 additional day per year accrued (up to 5 extra days) + 3 days at Christmas
- 3% employee / 5% employer pension contribution + annual bonus
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CNC Grinder Responsibilities:
- Produce components in line with manufacturing specifications
- Check size, accuracy, and quality during and after manufacture
- Operate Manual Surface and Semi-Auto Grinding Machines safely and efficiently
- Complete required paperwork and follow Shopfloor SOPs
- Perform minor machine maintenance
- Maintain housekeeping standards and ensure safety devices are operational
- Work effectively both independently and as part of the production team


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CNC Grinder Requirements:
- Experience in a similar precision machining role
- Proven understanding of precision measurement and tolerances
- Experience operating Manual Surface and Semi-Auto Grinding Machines
- Knowledge of CNC Cylindrical Grinding Machines (or willingness to learn)
- Precision Engineering background essential
- Mechanical Engineering qualification desirable
- Experience within a busy, high-precision shop floor environment
For immediate consideration for the CNC Grinder role, please click apply or contact Conor Wood at E3 Recruitment on 01484 645269.
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