BAILEY-WAREHAM LIMITED
Computer Numerical Control Machinist

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Job Title: CNC Turner-Setter Operator (Programmer)
Location: Poole, Dorset
Company: BAILEY-WAREHAM LIMITED
Position Type: Full-time
Hours of Work:
- Monday - Thursday: 7am - 4pm
- Friday: 7am - 1pm
About Us:
BAILEY-WAREHAM LIMITED is an established engineering company specialising in precision engineering and the manufacture of our own products. Due to increasing workload, we are seeking a CNC Turner Programmer/Setter/Operator to join our friendly family-run business in Poole, Dorset.
Job Description:
The successful candidate will be responsible for setting and operating CNC lathes and programming where appropriate. The right candidate must have previous experience in a similar role and be fully competent to work independently as well as part of a small team.
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Key Responsibilities:
- Set and operate a variety of CNC machine tools with FANUC control system.
- Review and edit existing programs accordingly.
- Perform dry runs and produce ‘first offs’.
- Read, understand, and work to engineering drawings.
- Use shop floor inspection equipment.
- Perform associated tasks and multi-skills.
- Maintain a flexible approach and attitude.
Skills Required:
- Proficiency in operating and setting machine tools with FANUC control system.
- Set up CNC lathes (ability to review and edit CNC programs).
- Competence in performing dry runs and producing first-off components.
- Skilled in using shop floor inspection equipment.
- Ability to perform various associated tasks and demonstrate multi-skills.
- Flexible and positive approach to work.


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Company Benefits:
- 29 days paid annual leave including bank holidays.
- Onsite parking.
- Pension scheme.
- Competitive rates of pay.
- Overtime available (over 40 hours per week).
- Opportunity for career advancement.
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