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Cnc Machinist

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Position: CNC Machinist
Type of role: permanent
Working hours: 37 hours per week double day shift Monday to Friday, week 1 6:00 am to 02:00 pm and Week 2 2:00 pm to 10:00 pm
Salary: £37500 to £41438 per annum inclusive of shift allowance
Location: Bristol
We are now seeking to recruit 2 CNC machine operators/ setters to work for a busy precision engineering company based in Bristol. The appropriate candidate would be responsible for setting of CNC milling or turning machines with Fanuc controls, machining precision components to set specifications.
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Responsibilities:
- Setting and operating CNC milling or turning machines with Fanuc controls
- Running the machines
- Checking of the quality of machined parts using micrometres, gauges, and verniers
- Monitor operations and troubleshoot cutting conditions
- Perform routine maintenance to ensure optimal performance
- Collaborate with team members to optimise production processes
Requirements:
- Previous experience in operating and setting of CNC milling or turning machines
- Ability to use measuring tools
- Experience in CNC milling or CNC turning
- Ideally previous experience of working to technical drawings
- Flexibility to work rotating shift pattern and overtime when required
- Understanding G codes


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