Manpower UK
Machinist

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An excellent opportunity has arisen to join our client a world leading global aerospace manufacturing organisation in Belfast as Machinist.
Paying £33795.32 to £36782.72 per annum pro rata, working 36 hour week. Initially these roles are on a temporary basis but will reviewed. In recent years the majority of our temporary workforce have transferred to permanent employment with our client.
Purpose of the Job
To machine a variety of composite & metallic component parts on a multi-axis CNC machine
PRINCIPAL ACCOUNTABILITIES
- Machine composite & metallic component parts using multi-axis CNC machinery
- Assist engineering with part proveouts and machine alignments
- Ensure finished work conforms to engineering requirements
- Plan the most cost effective method to produce components to drawing requirements
- Perform weekly TPM checks
- Set up cutting tools as per CNC program requirements
- Set up parts as per EPR requirements on programmable actuators and solid fixtures
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The successful candidate
- Have served a recognised mechanical apprenticeship and have at least 1 year's relevant post apprenticeship machining experience within the last 5 years
- Have an understanding of CNC programming
- Be able to demonstrate the ability to read and interpret engineering drawings and other related technical documentation
- Be prepared to work a range of shifts


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An understanding 5-axis machine kinematics would be advantageous
A knowledge of Siemens 840D / Fanuc controllers would be advantageous
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