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A leading recruitment firm is seeking a CNC Machinist (Setting and Operating) in Stanley, UK. In this role, you will set up and operate FANUC CNC machines to produce high-quality components while ensuring compliance with safety and quality standards. With opportunities for career advancement and a supportive working environment, this position offers a competitive hourly rate and shift flexibility. Ideal candidates will have prior experience with FANUC systems and a commitment to safety and productivity.
Job Title: CNC Machinist (Setting and Operating)
Location: Stanley
Hourly Rate: £15.31 per hour + 30% shift allowance for nights
Shifts: Dayshift / Nightshift - 2 week rotation
Theo James Recruitment is proud to be supporting Dyer Engineering in their search for a CNC Machinist. At Dyer Engineering, they pride themselves on being at the forefront of manufacturing excellence. With a commitment to innovation and quality, they have established themselves as a leading player in the industry. As a key member of their team, you will contribute to their legacy of producing innovative and highly sought‑after products while working in a dynamic and supportive environment.
Progression opportunities are in abundance with Dyer Engineering, due to their impressive growth plans, both currently and for the future. If you are someone who wants to work in a company that will advance your career and treat you as more than a number - please read on.
We are looking for an experienced CNC Machinist (Setting and Operating) to set up, operate, and maintain CNC machinery in a fast‑paced production environment. You will play a key role in delivering high‑quality components to specification, working within a safety‑conscious and quality‑driven team. This is a hands‑on role, ideal for someone with a strong mechanical aptitude and previous experience with FANUC CNC systems.
To be successful in this CNC Machinist (Setting and Operating) role, you should demonstrate: