CNC Machine Operatives

Manpower UK Limited; Thame; On-site; GBP 24,000 - 28,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading manufacturer in Thame is seeking experienced CNC Machine Operatives. You will work in a team focused on component manufacturing and assembly, with responsibilities including quality assurance and equipment setup. The role offers competitive salaries (£24,700 or £28,000), 25 days holiday, and excellent benefits. Applicants must be local or able to commute to Thame.

Benefits

25 days holiday

Healthcare

Pension

Life assurance

Parking

Training and development opportunities

Qualifications

• Experience with CNC machine operation or similar.
• Ability to interpret engineering drawings and documentation.
• Experience in manufacturing and assembly processes.

Responsibilities

• Work in component manufacturing, assembly, wiring, and testing.
• Ensure activities meet quality and safety standards.
• Maintain accurate records of production and products.

Skills

CNC operation

Interpret engineering drawings

Product assembly

Plating and press operations

Job description

A leading manufacturer in Thame, Oxfordshire, is looking for experienced CNC Machine Operatives or individuals with copper punching, tin plating, press operation, and setting experience. The role requires the ability to interpret engineering drawings, wiring, and related documentation.

You will join a growing, established team due to company expansion on a permanent basis. The shift options are:

• 6am - 2.30pm, Monday to Thursday, and 5 hours on Friday (6am - 11am) - £24,700
• 2.30pm - 11pm, Monday to Thursday, and 5 hours on Friday (11am - 4pm) - £28,000

Further training will be provided.

Responsibilities include:

1. Working in component manufacturing, product assembly, wiring, and testing to meet delivery requirements.
2. Carrying out component manufacturing and assembly according to build instructions, drawings, BOMs, and related documents.
3. Ensuring all activities meet quality and applicable standards.
4. Setting up manufacturing equipment, including EHRT, plating lines, and power presses, to ensure efficient operation.
5. Maintaining a safe, clean, and orderly work environment and adhering to safety practices.
6. Properly storing components and products with correct identification.
7. Maintaining accurate production and product records.
8. Liaising with Team Leaders and managing stock levels.
9. Optimizing equipment use and maintaining machinery as per TPM programs.
10. Reporting maintenance issues to the Production Manager.
11. Participating in team activities and continuous improvement initiatives.
12. Suggesting improvements for efficiency and safety.
13. Addressing manufacturing problems proactively with management.

Applicants must live in Thame or be able to commute there.

The company offers excellent benefits, including salary (£24,700 or £28,000 depending on shift), 25 days holiday, healthcare, pension, life assurance, parking, and opportunities for training, development, and progression. The workweek totals 37 hours, with a supportive team environment focused on staff well-being.