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Heaton Green Dust Control Limited

Fabric cutter/CNC Operator

Batley
£12 – £14/hr
Posted about 21 hours ago
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Fabric Cutter/CNC Operator

We are looking for a reliable and practical Fabric Cutter / CNC Machine Operator to join our manufacturing team. The role involves operating a CNC fabric cutting machine to cut industrial fabrics used in the manufacture of filter bags. You will be responsible for preparing materials, selecting the correct cutting programme, and ensuring that cut parts are organised and ready for the sewing team.

Previous experience of CNC cutting equipment or working with industrial fabrics would be beneficial, although full training can be provided to the right candidate.

Main Duties:

  • Operating a CNC fabric cutting machine
  • Using a PC to select, load, and start the correct cutting programme
  • Loading rolls of material safely onto the carousel
  • Identifying and selecting the correct material type for each job
  • Checking job sheets and cutting instructions before starting production
  • Monitoring the cutting process and reporting any faults or issues
  • Removing cut parts from the machine
  • Folding, sorting, and organising cut parts ready to be sewn
  • Keeping materials clearly identified to avoid errors or mix-ups
  • Cleaning and tidying the cutting machine and surrounding work area
  • Carrying out basic daily machine checks
  • Following all health and safety procedures
  • Supporting the wider production team when required

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Skills & Experience:

The successful candidate will:

  • Be confident using a PC and basic computer programmes
  • Have good attention to detail
  • Be able to identify and distinguish between different types of material
  • Be organised and able to follow written job instructions accurately
  • Be comfortable working with machinery
  • Be able to work independently and as part of a team
  • Have a practical, hands-on approach to work
  • Be reliable, punctual, and willing to learn
  • Be able to safely handle and move rolls of fabric and finished cut parts

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Experience in fabric cutting, textiles, CNC machinery, manufacturing, or industrial sewing environments would be an advantage but is not essential.

Hours:

  • Monday to Thursday 8am - 4pm, Friday 8am - 2.30pm with 30-minute lunch
  • We can offer alternative shift patterns within Monday to Thursday 6am - 5pm & Friday 6am - 2.30pm (30 hours minimum is required, maximum of 39 hours per week)

Salary & Benefits:

  • £12.71 - £13.50 per hour depending on experience
  • 25 days annual leave per year plus bank holidays (pro rata)
  • Pension
  • Free fresh fruit initiative
  • Employee Assistance Program (discounted vouchers, free GP service, access to a counselor, legal advice, and much more)
  • Cycle to work scheme
  • Salary sacrifice electric car scheme
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Skills

CNC Machine Operation
Fabric Cutting
Computer Literacy
Material Identification
Attention To Detail
Machine Maintenance
Health And Safety Compliance
Industrial Manufacturing
Textile Handling
Organization
Manual Handling

Location

Batley, England, United Kingdom

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