Stirling Warrington
CNC Miller Programmer

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CNC Milling Programmer
Location: Rugby
Salary: £35,000 - £39,000 per annum
Shift: Days (7.30 - 4.45 Mon to Thur with 7.30 to 12.30 Fri)
Benefits: Overtime Availability, Company pension, 25 Days Holiday Plus Bank, Opportunities for development
A new opportunity to join a team working within multiple sectors including Aerospace, Automotive, and Oil & Gas as a CNC Milling Programmer. You'll play a key role in working on various projects; this position requires a milling machinist with online programming skills using Fanuc controls.
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CNC Milling Programmer Responsibilities:
- Set, operate, and program 3-4 axis CNC machines
- Create and edit programs using Fanuc (Online)
- Work from technical drawings and specifications to determine machining operations
- Quality measuring devices experience (calipers, micrometers, gauges)


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CNC Milling Programmer Experience:
- Around five years of experience machining complex components
- Skilled with Fanuc controls (Programming)
- Offline CAD/CAM programming (Advantageous)
- Ability to interpret technical drawings with excellent attention to detail
For more information on the CNC Milling Programmer position, contact Ewan Smyth at Stirling Warrington.
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