Our client is a well-established manufacturer with a large modern machine shop. They are seeking a number of CNC Setter Operators to join their team.
Weekly rotating shift pattern - Monday to Friday; 6am to 2pm. Late: Monday to Thursday; 2pm to 10.30pm and Friday; 2pm to 7.30pm.
The Role
Setting and operating CNC multi-tasking lathes to manufacture components from raw material (bar stock) for our internal assembly flow lines to the highest quality and on time.
Duties and Responsibilities
Setting and operating CNC lathes to produce small to medium size batches of work in a timely manner. Inspecting work to Engineering drawings using various measuring equipment and reporting any quality defects to the machine shop supervisor. Daily, weekly and monthly maintenance checks on machines, including maintaining good housekeeping standards, 5S requirements and reporting any issues promptly to supervision. Optimising efficiencies through reduced set-up and cycle times, plus tool life monitoring. De-burring, cleaning, final inspection, and completion of all traceability documentation. Carry out such other duties that may be reasonably requested.
The Candidate
A knowledge of operating CNC machine tools. Experience of CNC lathes and ability to set and operate independently. Experience of reading and editing Fanuc based programs. Competent in reading and understanding engineering drawings and be able to inspect their work using a range of measurement equipment to ensure the product is correct to drawing.
The Package
Offering up to £40,000 per annum plus a competitive benefits package.
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Weekly rotating shift pattern - Monday to Friday; 6am to 2pm. Late: Monday to Thursday; 2pm to 10.30pm and Friday; 2pm to 7.30pm.
The Role
Setting and operating CNC multi-tasking lathes to manufacture components from raw material (bar stock) for our internal assembly flow lines to the highest quality and on time.
Duties and Responsibilities
Setting and operating CNC lathes to produce small to medium size batches of work in a timely manner. Inspecting work to Engineering drawings using various measuring equipment and reporting any quality defects to the machine shop supervisor. Daily, weekly and monthly maintenance checks on machines, including maintaining good housekeeping standards, 5S requirements and reporting any issues promptly to supervision. Optimising efficiencies through reduced set-up and cycle times, plus tool life monitoring. De-burring, cleaning, final inspection, and completion of all traceability documentation. Carry out such other duties that may be reasonably requested.
The Candidate
A knowledge of operating CNC machine tools. Experience of CNC lathes and ability to set and operate independently. Experience of reading and editing Fanuc based programs. Competent in reading and understanding engineering drawings and be able to inspect their work using a range of measurement equipment to ensure the product is correct to drawing.
The Package
Offering up to £40,000 per annum plus a competitive benefits package.
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