Fluorocarbon Group
Computer Numerical Control Machinist

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Company Description
Fluorocarbon Group, founded in 1962, is a global provider of high-performance fluoropolymer components, engineering plastics, and stock shapes. The company partners with market leaders in industries such as Semiconductor, Aerospace, Oil & Gas, and Hydrogen Energy, delivering precision-engineered solutions for demanding applications. With manufacturing sites and sales offices in the UK, Europe, and Asia, supported by a network of global partners, Fluorocarbon offers cost-effective solutions from material selection through manufacturing and distribution. The business is driven by a strong commitment to quality and customer success, consistently aiming to exceed expectations and deliver innovative, high-quality products.
Role Description
This is a full-time, on-site Computer Numerical Control (CNC) Machinist role based in Irlam. The CNC Machinist will set up, program, and operate CNC machinery to produce precision components to specification, ensuring efficient and safe machine operation. Day-to-day responsibilities include interpreting engineering drawings, selecting appropriate tools and materials, performing milling and turning operations, and monitoring machines during production runs. The role involves inspecting finished parts, conducting quality control checks, making adjustments to maintain tight tolerances, and documenting production data. The CNC Machinist will collaborate with engineering and production teams to optimize processes, maintain equipment, and support continuous improvement in a manufacturing environment.
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- Strong skills in Machine Operation and Machinery handling, including safe setup, operation, and basic maintenance of CNC equipment.
- Proficiency in Turning and Milling processes, with the ability to interpret engineering drawings and work to tight tolerances.
- Experience with Quality Control practices, including dimensional inspection, use of measuring tools, and adherence to industry standards.
- Previous experience as a CNC Machinist or similar precision manufacturing role in an industrial or engineering environment.
- Ability to read and understand technical documentation, work orders, and CAD/CAM outputs.
- Good problem-solving skills, attention to detail, and commitment to producing high-quality parts.
- Capability to work safely in a workshop environment, following health and safety procedures and company policies.
- Relevant vocational qualification or apprenticeship in machining, manufacturing, or mechanical engineering is beneficial.
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