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Job Title: CNC Machinist
Location: Quedgeley
Pay Range: £37,000 inclusive of shift allowance
Contract Type: Perm - Double Days
Working hours:
- Week 1: 06:00am to 14:00pm Monday to Friday
- Week 2: 14:00pm to 10:00pm
- Early finish on Friday 11:00 am on AM shift and 7:00pm on PM shift
About the Role
My client, a well-established specialist in precision manufacturing, is looking for an experienced CNC Machinist to support the production of high-quality components. This is an excellent opportunity to join a growing business supplying precision parts across a range of industries.
Key Responsibilities – CNC Machinist
- Set and operate 3 and 4 axis CNC milling machines with Haas controls to manufacture precision components
- Work from engineering drawings, CAD data, and written instructions
- Use inspection and measuring equipment to ensure components meet required tolerances
- Self-inspect components to maintain quality standards
- Accurately complete relevant documentation and production records
- Maintain a clean and organised working environment
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Qualifications & Requirements – CNC Machinist
- Previous experience setting and operating CNC machines (any control system as training will be provided on HAAS)
- Ability to read and interpret engineering drawings
- Experience within a manufacturing or engineering environment
- Flexible approach to shift working patterns, ability to work rotating AM and PM shift
- Strong attention to detail and commitment to quality
- Good timekeeping and housekeeping
What we can offer – CNC Machinist
Benefits:
- 25 Days paid holiday + bank holidays
- Pensions Scheme – Employer 5%
- Life Insurance 4x Death in Service base salary
- Employee Spec Saver Scheme
- Company profit sharing bonus paid every year – Paid at Christmas – Normally Every month wages.
- Upon completion of a probation period, you will gain an extra day of holiday for each 6-month sick free period – up to 30 basic days of holiday max.
- Early finish on Friday 11:00am on AM shift and 7:00pm on PM shift
- Free parking
- Shut down for Christmas


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