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CNC Turning Machinist
We are recruiting for a skilled CNC Turning Machinist to join a well-established manufacturing business. The role will start on day shift during training, with the opportunity to move onto nights once fully trained.
Key Responsibilities:
- Setting and operating CNC turning machines in a production environment
- Carrying out tool changes and offset adjustments
- Monitoring machine performance and maintaining quality standards
- Reading and working from engineering drawings
- Using measuring equipment to ensure components meet specification
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Requirements:
- Proven experience as a CNC Turning Machinist
- Confident in setting and operating CNC turning machines
- Strong attention to detail and quality awareness
- Able to work independently and as part of a team
Shift Pattern & Overtime:
- Day shift during training period
- Opportunity to move onto night shifts once fully trained
- Overtime available
- Overtime and night work paid at 1.5x standard rate
Benefits:
- Long-term, stable employment
- Ongoing training and development
- Opportunity to increase earnings through overtime and nights
- Supportive team environment
- Company pension
- Holiday entitlement


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This is an excellent opportunity for a skilled machinist looking for stability, progression, and additional earning potential.
Working Hours
- Mon–Thurs: 07:00–15:30 (30-minute lunch)
- Friday: 07:00–12:00 (no break – early finish each week)
- Total: 37.5 hours
Working hours are 07:00 - 15:30 Monday to Thursday with 1pm finish on a Friday
For more information about the role, please call 01524 840622 and ask for Megan
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