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Unknown University workshop in Manchester is seeking an experienced CNC machinist to produce precision components from engineering drawings using both CNC and conventional machines. You will support teaching and research activities by manufacturing parts for one-off components or small batches.
The role requires extensive experience with lathe, mill, and machining centers, as well as an apprentice-trained background and strong communication skills.
£32,080.00 to £36,636.00 - depending on experience.
(£17.63 per hour to £20.13 per hour).
35 hours per week.
8:00am to 4:00pm Monday to Friday.
(Flexibility Essential).
Initially temporary up to Christmas, high chance of permanenet in January2027.
The technician will be required to produce a wide range of precision components and assemblies, using an extensive range of machine tools and equipment, including both conventional and CNC machines, within one of the university's mechanical workshops.
This role is to support teaching and research activities in the Faculty of Science and Engineering by manufacturing components, from engineering drawings, and by using CAM software generated from SolidWorks 3D models. The work is interesting and varied with generally one-off components or small batches.
As an Equal Opportunities employer, we welcome applications regardless of race, gender, nationality, ethnic origin, sexual orientation, religion, marital status, disability, or age. All applicants are considered based on their merits and abilities for the job.