Autonomous CNC Mill/Turn Programmer - Late Shift (Fanuc)

10 Recruitment; Long Lee; On-site; GBP 27,000 - 39,000; Full time

Job summary

10 Recruitment is recruiting for an experienced CNC Mill/Turn Programmer for a permanent late-shift role with a precision engineering manufacturer based in Keighley. You will be the sole machinist on shift after 5pm, programming, setting and operating Fanuc mill/turn machines.

From engineering drawings, you will perform setup, prove-outs and adjustments, troubleshoot issues, and ensure components meet tight tolerances and quality standards while maintaining safe working practices.

Qualifications

• Proven experience programming, setting and operating Fanuc CNC mill/turn machinery.
• Experience reading engineering drawings and machining to tight tolerances.
• Ability to work independently as sole machinist on late shift.

Responsibilities

• Programme, set and operate Fanuc-controlled CNC mill/turn machinery.
• Work from engineering drawings to produce precision machined components.
• Carry out machine set-ups, prove-outs and programme adjustments where required.
• Troubleshoot machining, tooling and programming issues independently.
• Ensure components are produced to the correct specification and quality standards.
• Carry out in-process checks and first-off inspections.
• Maintain efficient machine utilisation and support production output.
• Work autonomously on the late shift and manage workload effectively.
• Support continuous improvement of machining processes where possible.
• Ensure all work is carried out safely and in line with company procedures.

Skills

Fanuc programming

CNC milling

CNC turning

Troubleshooting

Reading drawings

Autonomous work

Tools

Fanuc controls

Job description

10 Recruitment is recruiting for an experienced CNC Mill/Turn Programmer for a permanent late-shift role with a precision engineering manufacturer based in Keighley. You will be the sole machinist on shift after 5pm, programming, setting and operating Fanuc mill/turn machines.

From engineering drawings, you will perform setup, prove-outs and adjustments, troubleshoot issues, and ensure components meet tight tolerances and quality standards while maintaining safe working practices.