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About The Role
This CNC Miller role in Dudley involves precision machining within a heavy engineering setting. Working 8am to 4.30pm, with overtime available, the successful candidate will operate manual and CNC equipment, programming and setting their own machinery to produce large, complex parts to exacting tolerances. Responsibilities cover interpreting engineering drawings, selecting tooling and work-holding, plus conducting pre-inspection and in-process checks. Full ownership of components from set-up through to final inspection is essential, requiring independent working. Offered on a full time, temporary to permanent basis, pay ranges from £15.50 to £20 per hour, reflecting experience.
CNC Miller – High Precision Heavy Engineering
Location:
Dudley
Hours:
8am–4.30pm, with overtime available
Salary:
£15.50- £20 per hour
We are currently looking for an experienced CNC Miller to join a busy precision engineering operation.
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The Role
This is a hands on, high precision machining position. The successful candidate will be expected to work confidently and independently, taking full ownership of their components from initial set up through to final inspection.
You Will Be Responsible For
- Setting and programming your own CNC machines and components.
- Producing large, complex components to demanding tolerances.
- Carrying out your own pre-inspection and in-process checks.
- Working from engineering drawings and specifications.
- Selecting appropriate tooling, work-holding and machining strategies.
- Ensuring components meet the required dimensional and quality standards.
- Working safely and confidently with large and heavy components.
- Working unsupervised and taking responsibility for the quality of your own work.
- Maintaining a clean, safe and organised working environment.


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Candidate Requirements
- Proven CNC Milling machining experience.
- Experience working within a heavy engineering/manufacturing environment.
- The ability to set and program their own work.
- Strong drawing interpretation skills.
- Experience working to high-precision tolerances.
- Experience carrying out their own inspection and quality checks.
- A high level of attention to detail.
- The ability to work independently and unsupervised.
- Experience with heavy slinging, lifting and crane handling.
- A strong understanding of workshop safety and safe handling of large components.
What’s on offer?
- Competitive salary, based on experience and skill level
- Regular overtime opportunities
- Opportunities for training, development and progression within a skilled machining environment
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