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CDM Recruitment Ltd - Engineering & Manufacturing Specialists

Computer Numerical Control Machinist

Cramlington
£44k – £55k/yr
Posted about 21 hours ago
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We are working with our client who are a world class manufacturer based in the North East of England. We are assisting the client in the search for a CNC Machinist on a full time, permanent basis.

Excellent salary £23+ per hour!

No Weekends! 3 shift pattern

We are looking for Millers and a Turners!

You will be responsible for setting, programming and operating machines to produce products of the required quality standards and specification.

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  • Programming and operating machines to produce products to required tolerances and specifications
  • Using a range of materials including Non-Ferrous, Aluminium, Alloy Steel, Stainless Steel, Inconel, and Titanium
  • Using a variety of measuring equipment such as micrometres, Vernier's, plug gauges, screw plugs and ring gauges
  • Increase your knowledge and train on other machining processes

Person Specification

  • A time served CNC Machinist with relevant CNC experience
  • Programming experience is essential
  • Experience of working in a CNC Machining / Industrial Engineering environment
  • Willing to learn, pass on knowledge and train others
  • Flexible in their approach – willing to do overtime when required to suit customers’ requirements

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Benefits

  • £44k-£55k annual salary
  • 3 shift pattern with no weekends!
  • Pension
  • 25 days holiday plus Bank Holidays
  • Paid overtime
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Skills

CNC Programming
CNC Milling
CNC Turning
Setting
Machine Operation
Micrometers
Vernier Calipers
Plug Gauges
Screw Plugs
Ring Gauges
Industrial Engineering

Location

Cramlington, England, United Kingdom

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