E3 Recruitment
CNC Machinist

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Multiple CNC Machinist positions available with a Brighouse based Engineering organisation that design, manufacture and supply critical equipment into a number of quality critical industries, such as Oil & Gas and Power Generation.
Due to ongoing increased demand of their services, this employer is now recruiting 2x CNC Machinist positions and looking to grow their skilled engineering team on a permanent basis.
For the CNC Machinist position, we are keen to receive applicants from individuals who possess the following: IDEAL NOT ESSENTIAL: Formal qualifications within a relevant Mechanical Engineering focused subject (Apprenticeship, City & Guilds / NVQ / BTEC Level 3, HNC, HND etc.)
- Come with previous experience spent working in a similar position, such as CNC Programmer, Miller, Turner, Setter/Operator etc
- The ability to program using machine controls, ideally Mazak but all controls considered - Fanuc, HAAS, Heidenhain, Siemens, ProtoTRAK etc.
- Experience working in a low volume machining environment focused on quality critical projects (Aerospace, Oil & Gas, Nuclear, Defence, Power Generation etc.)
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Working Hours of the CNC Machinist: Weekly rotational shift pattern, rotating AM & PM shifts:
- AM: Monday to Thursday 06:00-13:45 / Friday 06:00-12:25
- PM: Monday to Thursday 13:40-21:25 / Friday 12:20-18:45


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In return, the CNC Machinist will receive:
- Annual Salary: £40,358.00 including shift allowances
- Annual Leave: 25 Days + 8 bank holidays + birthday (34 total)
- Combined Pension: Up to 15% (10% employer / 5% employee)
- Medicash Scheme: Discounted dentist, eyecare, hearing care etc
- Death in Service: 5x annual salary
To apply for the CNC Machinist role, please click 'Apply Now' and attach a copy of your CV. Alternatively, please contact Callum Good at E3 Recruitment for more information. LNKD1_UKTJ
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